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Old 11-04-2009, 11:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Intercooler & wye pipe rubber boots

Can anyone tell me where I can buy new inter-cooler and wye pipe rubber boots, that won't leak oil. I think there are 6 total. 4 on the inter-cooler lines, and 2 on the wye pipe. Thanks!
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1999.5-2003 7.3L DIESELSITE Engine Boot Kit (After 12/1/98)

BAM!

Its normally the two on the Y pipe that leak. It was the same for me.
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dieselsite just got my money for all six hoses. Ordered the 4 uppers a couple of days ago but forgot to order intercooler ones, so I did that an hour ago the two lower Intercooler hoses are on the second page
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dieselsite just got my money for all six hoses. Ordered the 4 uppers a couple of days ago but forgot to order intercooler ones, so I did that an hour ago

boomboom, what was the total cost?
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boomboom, what was the total cost?
108.00 for upper four and 145.00 for the two intercooler hoses.Both kits come with new clamps. These are not the cheap / crappy hoses (that are still expensive) that came on your vehicle , but are a HIGHLY UPGRADED hose replacment. dieselsite.com you wont be disappointed..
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Ya, I dropped the coin on these as well a few months ago.....got all 6. A little tip for you........the intercooler boots are longer than stock. I had a heck of a time trying to get my driver's side pipe back on with the extra length. I also had to trim back some of the foil and insulation so the top one would fit right. But so far so good.......no seeping at all. Oh.......and my local Ford wanted pretty much the same price for all six of the stock material ones. Definitely a better deal for the Dieselsite ones.
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Ya, I dropped the coin on these as well a few months ago.....got all 6. A little tip for you........the intercooler boots are longer than stock. I had a heck of a time trying to get my driver's side pipe back on with the extra length. I also had to trim back some of the foil and insulation so the top one would fit right. But so far so good.......no seeping at all. Oh.......and my local Ford wanted pretty much the same price for all six of the stock material ones. Definitely a better deal for the Dieselsite ones.

Did you reroute your crank case hose?
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catch&release; thanks for the heads up on the install. I'll get mine next week.
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Did you reroute your crank case hose?
What do you mean?
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What do you mean?

I have read, that some people have re-routed there CCV to under there truck, so it doesn't aspirate into the air intake.
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Ya, I dropped the coin on these as well a few months ago.....got all 6. A little tip for you........the intercooler boots are longer than stock. I had a heck of a time trying to get my driver's side pipe back on with the extra length. I also had to trim back some of the foil and insulation so the top one would fit right. But so far so good.......no seeping at all. Oh.......and my local Ford wanted pretty much the same price for all six of the stock material ones. Definitely a better deal for the Dieselsite ones.
Did you notice an increase in performance? Or just a lack of soot?
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Did you notice an increase in performance? Or just a lack of soot?
No more oily residue all over them. Of course it's only been a few months. I'll let you know in a couple of years how they're doing. Of course, you can see and feel the difference in these things over the stock ones.......much higher quality.

GWJ1......no, I have not done the CCV mod.
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But has there been any benefit other than no oily residue?
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But has there been any benefit other than no oily residue?
I couldn't tell you. I don't have a boost gauge, but the way the old ones leaked, there had to be some boost gains after replacing them.
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