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Author:  mailbackwards [ Wed Jan 03, 2018 3:35 pm ]
Post subject:  Mishimoto hose replacement... blown off!?
Hey folks,

Had my '06 CRD for several months now. Been a great little tractor.
I replaced the turbo hoses and crappy wormgear clamps post-failure about a month and a half ago. I subsequently towed a heavy trailer several thousand miles no problem, but after a few weeks of city driving in a new location, one of my new hoses has blown right off the coupling.

Did I over-torque the hose, or is there another problem here? (overboost etc)?
I am away from the jeep right now, but I'll post pics when I return.

Any thoughts appreciated!
Author:  joe_ [ Wed Jan 03, 2018 4:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Mishimoto hose replacement... blown off!?
The inside of the hose and probably the coupling will have an oil residue, you'll want to clean that off before reconnecting. Make sure the clamp is good and tight, and if you're still having issues with it popping off, some people have mentioned having good luck with some spray adhesive in the hose connection (or even hair spray).

WWDiesel wrote:
As to boost hoses, a little trick I used on my Dodge, which is running over 40 psig boost at full gallop, it kept blowing hoses off even with "T" bolt clamps. I read of a little trick the diesel racers use, "GLUE"! So I sprayed inside of hose area where hoses connect and sprayed mating connector areas with 3M™ Hi-Tack 76 Spray Adhesive which I had on hand. Tightened "T" bolt clamps and let dry overnight!
Have NEVER blew a hose off again!!!
source: LOST JEEPS • View topic - Intercooler hose irritations - http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=87420#p918478

papaindigo wrote:
godzilla is not need just good and tight; if doing new hoses be sure fittings they go onto are free of grease before install; some have had hoses pop loose and found a reclean of hose inside and fitting outside combined with a light application of sticky hair spray solves the problem
source: LOST JEEPS • View topic - 06 Liberty CRD 65k miles owner for 11 years NOOB here tho - http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=85280#p898084
Author:  ebbnflow [ Wed Jan 03, 2018 5:41 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Mishimoto hose replacement... blown off!?
X2 on the hairspray. I always use it on the cac hoses. Get the cheap tacky kind. Ie Aquanet
Author:  mailbackwards [ Tue Feb 27, 2018 3:49 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Mishimoto hose replacement... blown off!?
joe_ wrote:
The inside of the hose and probably the coupling will have an oil residue, you'll want to clean that off before reconnecting. Make sure the clamp is good and tight, and if you're still having issues with it popping off, some people have mentioned having good luck with some spray adhesive in the hose connection (or even hair spray).

WWDiesel wrote:
As to boost hoses, a little trick I used on my Dodge, which is running over 40 psig boost at full gallop, it kept blowing hoses off even with "T" bolt clamps. I read of a little trick the diesel racers use, "GLUE"! So I sprayed inside of hose area where hoses connect and sprayed mating connector areas with 3M™ Hi-Tack 76 Spray Adhesive which I had on hand. Tightened "T" bolt clamps and let dry overnight!
Have NEVER blew a hose off again!!!
source: LOST JEEPS • View topic - Intercooler hose irritations - http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=87420#p918478

papaindigo wrote:
godzilla is not need just good and tight; if doing new hoses be sure fittings they go onto are free of grease before install; some have had hoses pop loose and found a reclean of hose inside and fitting outside combined with a light application of sticky hair spray solves the problem
source: LOST JEEPS • View topic - 06 Liberty CRD 65k miles owner for 11 years NOOB here tho - http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=85280#p898084


Thanks for the replies! I fixed it the same day by cleaning the couplings and forgot to post updates. Cheers!
:JEEPIN:
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