Just got my F2 intake..but.....

[stevenma188]

So I ordered a used F2 Intake from someone on Mazda3Forums, and it arrived today.

However, it looks like he forgot to include the rubber hose that you need to connect the breather line. Do you know where I could get said rubber hose, and how much it would cost me?

Here is a pic of the intake:
http://www.torontomazda3.ca/forum/picture.php?albumid=246&pictureid=1465

[blankets3]

what chu talking bout willas?

[stevenma188]

I need the part circled in the red. Its usually a longer rubber hose, that you cut up.
http://www.torontomazda3.ca/forum/picture.php?albumid=246&pictureid=1466

[Pimpin_29y]

Home depot carries that...

[stevenma188]

Do you know what its called or what I should ask for?
Also, any ideas how much I should expect to pay for it?

[omalak]

Do you know what its called or what I should ask for?
Also, any ideas how much I should expect to pay for it?

Go to the home depot plumbing section, it's called a coupler,

the length that you need for the mazda 3 is 2inch ( you can always cut down to size) the inner diameter should be 10mm i believe.

Shouldn;t cost more than a few bucks

[stevenma188]

So I ended up installing the intake without that rubber hose coupler. The Breather line seems to stay on fine by itself. When I have the time I might make a trip to Canadian tire or something and pick up the hose, just to make sure its 100% secure.

[Noisy Crow]

So I ended up installing the intake without that rubber hose coupler. The Breather line seems to stay on fine by itself. When I have the time I might make a trip to Canadian tire or something and pick up the hose, just to make sure its 100% secure.

If it pops off... you engine will be sucking up whatever grit manages to make it's way under th hood...

[stevenma188]

Ive seen some people run it without the rubber hose. I will probably still get it just to be on the safe side.