2000 Volvo V70r Name that Intake Manifold Hose

Jason1102 · Post by **Jason1102** » 19 Sep 2013, 09:13

Okay so I am sure I will get a very simple answer from this. I am looking for the name of the hose that comes from the top center of the Intake Manifold and runs under the fuel rail, along the front of the block about 12" and connects to a "T" at the front right corner. From what I have seen and read, and this is where people may laugh, I believe this hose is a fresh air hose for the turbo, but I have yet to find it by this title. My real question is, Is there a proper name for this small hose or is it a "just buy some high temp silicone hose and replace it" type of hose. If it is, what I.D. do I need? Thank you in advance for any answers that are offered....

Post by **erikv11** » 19 Sep 2013, 12:01

A pic would go a long way to identifying the hose, but still this answer is likely sufficient:

All of the small vacuum lines around the engine bay are generic. Get silicone or rubber vacuum line and replace it. Whatever diameter fits tight over the nipples/connectors.

Jason1102 · Post by **Jason1102** » 07 Oct 2013, 19:17

Thank you for the help. It turned out the be the fresh air turbo hose.

Post by **Pauloil** » 07 Oct 2013, 20:30

where did you get it? I too need to replace it.

Post by **erikv11** » 07 Oct 2013, 21:32

So it was the big fat accordion hose on the rear side of the engine (toward the driver's wheel), between the air cleaner and the intake manifold? Didn't think that went anywhere near the fuel rail, likely the 2000 engine is more different than I thought.

You can order that part from any of the parts houses or from a dealer. Amazon may even have it.