TurboEM1

iTrader: (1)

Hey guys I have a quick question. You know the hoses that go from the valve cover to the intake and theres another one that goes to the back of the intake manifold i think. They are like half metal and half rubber. Is it okay to change the metal hardlines to rubber or will they melt or something? Hope you understand what i am asking. Thanks!

SiDonny

i don't think it'll cause a problem because i changed mines out and it's been fine for 8 months now.

snatch

It's fine, there won't be any problems. Aftermarket intakes utilize a rubber or silicone hose from the valve cover to the intake arm.

gabebauman

From what I understand: you're talking about #8 in this picture?


I just removed that all together and re-connected the two spots with one of the rubber hoses attached to #8.

TurboEM1

iTrader: (1)

exactly i was talking abt number 8. how part of it was metal and some was rubber. Ok thanks for the help because i think it will look much better with rubber instead of the metal. also where did u get the exploded view?

gabebauman

http://www.hondaautomotivepart...cgry5=

It's real good for situations just like this...lol.

solareclipseauto

get some heater hose and youll be fine

Cypher0117

What is the second hose for? im going to be doing the same thing....getting rid of the metal and rubber thing (#8) and putting two different hoses in its place. So what is the second hose for? no the one hooked from the intake to the valve cover

solareclipseauto

the second hose is a coolant line

komat

the 2nd line is a coolant line to the intake manifold i think

Cypher0117

there isn't coolent int it is there? because when i replace it i don't want coolent everywhere.

Cypher0117

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bump for my question answered

solareclipseauto

there is coolant in it

JOEY F.

and coolant will come out.

mwieczorek43

the top hose is air, the bottom piece is a coolant line.

TurboEM1

iTrader: (1)

Sorry to bring this thread back from the dead but I cant find the correct heater hose to replace both of them. Everytime I go to a store all everyone wants to do is type **** in the computer and they cant figure it out.

Anyone know the correct size, name ect so i can get this? Thanks a lot!

92ehatch

yes top one goes to the air intake, and the one connected below it is a coolant line.

i just put a breather filter on my valve cover and took off that metal piece, the rubber hose that connects to the metal piece is long enough to reach the other end, so you can just loop it

suspendedHatch

When you ask for a heater hose you're asking for something completely different. What you need to do is just pull some of the same diameter rubber hose off a reel and cut off the length you need. They have universal rubber hose in different diameters on reels in every parts store. I think the rubber hose I got says "fuel" on it. Oh well it doesn't seem to matter.