

| Subject: | Re: Reverse Vanagon syndrome?? |
| From: | Al and Sue Brase |
| Date: | Mon, 13 Sep 2004 11:23:42 -0500 |
Parker: You DEFINITELY need to have no leaks in this rubber hose (or any others between the intake valves and the AFM). Otherwise you'll get unmeasured air (false air, the Germans call it) into the system and not have fuel to go with it. (too lean.). Perhaps the two clamps are different size? Or, get a different clamp or put a shim between the clamp and the hose temporarily. Al Brase 69 double cab Parker Beeson wrote: > > The only thing I've noticed in the engine bay is that the large black > hose (see photo here: http://www.coreaddicts.com/hose.jpg) connecting > to the air filter housing is very loose (despite my best efforts to > tighten and make fit... going to try some padding of some sort or get a > new smaller clamp). Anyway, could that be it? Too much leaky air > getting in there or something?
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