Breather hose Y part number?
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2006 E55, 2012 GLK350 & 1992 190e sportline
Breather hose Y part number?
Hey all,
Anyone know the name of or better yet have the part number for the rubber Y that goes into the intake in front of the MAF that the breather hoses connect to?
Anyone know the name of or better yet have the part number for the rubber Y that goes into the intake in front of the MAF that the breather hoses connect to?
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From: DFW
2006 C55
Awesome description of the car.
Let's see...
You're on the C32/C55 forum so let's assume one of those cars.
C32 does not use a MAF.
C55 has a MAF.
Let's go with a C55.
There are breather lines off the valve covers on a 113 engine. They connect at a Y (part number 112-018-02-09) that has an MSRP of $7.00 each. One required per car.
If you break one of the connecting barbs they are part number 117-990-15-78 and have an MSRP of $2.20 each.
Watch the left side hoses. They tend to get old and nasty long before the right side hose.
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2006 E55, 2012 GLK350 & 1992 190e sportline
You mean that one part on that one car with the thing on it?
Awesome description of the car.
Let's see...
You're on the C32/C55 forum so let's assume one of those cars.
C32 does not use a MAF.
C55 has a MAF.
Let's go with a C55.
There are breather lines off the valve covers on a 113 engine. They connect at a Y (part number 112-018-02-09) that has an MSRP of $7.00 each. One required per car.
If you break one of the connecting barbs they are part number 117-990-15-78 and have an MSRP of $2.20 each.
Watch the left side hoses. They tend to get old and nasty long before the right side hose.
Awesome description of the car.
Let's see...
You're on the C32/C55 forum so let's assume one of those cars.
C32 does not use a MAF.
C55 has a MAF.
Let's go with a C55.
There are breather lines off the valve covers on a 113 engine. They connect at a Y (part number 112-018-02-09) that has an MSRP of $7.00 each. One required per car.
If you break one of the connecting barbs they are part number 117-990-15-78 and have an MSRP of $2.20 each.
Watch the left side hoses. They tend to get old and nasty long before the right side hose.
You figured it and so did the other folks that chimed in. I appreciate the help.
Also I have my cars listed in to the right there under my name. I don't own a c55 anymore but from the windshield forward it is the same car.
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From: DFW
2006 C55
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2005 E55 AMG
On fcpeuro i only see the larger driver side hose. I called the dealer and they told me 140 bucks for the hoses. Figured online might be cheaper, is 140 the average price for these things? Seems high. Thanks for the quick replies!
