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14 Jan 2013 19:38 #58044 by Lynnskatz
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Hi first of all i better introduce myself, im Lynn im from tyne & Wear and ive just bought my Jimny :)
unfortunetly the 4x4 isnt working, had it to my local garage and the front vacuum pipe has corroded and snapped off near the front drivers side hub.
Does anyone know somewhere cheaper than the main dealers for a replacement vacuum pipe?

Thanks in advance :)

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14 Jan 2013 19:57 #58048 by Sponnie
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If the corrosion is in the middle'ish of the pipe, you could cut it out and slip over the pipe some synthetic pipe to connect them again.

The previous owner has done this on all my vacuum pipes.

Hope this helps. New pipes are probably quite expensive from Suzuki, perhaps Martin can provide you with some.

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14 Jan 2013 20:03 - 14 Jan 2013 20:06 #58050 by Lynnskatz
Replied by Lynnskatz on topic 4wd problem
Hi thanks for the reply but unfortunetly its on the end of the flexi at the hub plus the rest of the pipe doesnt look too good either :( how do i get in touch with Martin? thanks :)
Last edit: 14 Jan 2013 20:06 by Lynnskatz.

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14 Jan 2013 20:18 #58053 by Sponnie
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Thats a bugger.

Martin is mlines, so you can send him a PM ;)

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15 Jan 2013 13:47 #58148 by Halford
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Hi Lynn and welcome along.
there's a few of us in Tyne & Wear, where abouts are you ?
I'm in South Shields and can recommend a a trustworthy, non-rip-off garage in Shields if that's any good
he knows about Jimny's too ;)

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15 Jan 2013 14:06 #58150 by maverick
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maybe a better option would be (like me) get rid of the vacuum system altogether and fit Free Wheeling Hubs.

Then YOU control when the front shafts are turning and not some stupid vacuum system!





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