G2,G3 Brake Servo Vacuum Hose (Also Fuel Breather Elbow)

This 22mm outer diameter (OD) / 11mm inner diameter (ID) elbow connector is designed for use in the vacuum pipe system of the brake servo and as an elbow in the fuel breather system across multiple Volkswagen models. Manufactured from high-quality materials, this durable component ensures a secure and airtight connection, preventing leaks and maintaining system efficiency.

Built to OEM specifications, this elbow connector is an essential replacement part for restoring proper vacuum and breather system function in your vehicle.

Features and Benefits:

• Precise 22mm OD / 11mm ID Sizing: Ensures a perfect fit in vacuum and breather hose applications.
• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality rubber/plastic for heat and fuel resistance.
• Multi-Application Use: Functions in both brake servo vacuum systems and fuel breather systems.
• OEM Fitment: Designed to match original specifications for reliable, leak-free performance.
• Easy Installation: Simple plug-and-play replacement with secure hose connection.

Vehicle Compatibility:

Corrado:

• 1.8 16v GTI (KR Engine Code)
• 2.9 VR6 (ABV Engine Code)

Mk2 Golf:

• 1.3 Petrol (MH Engine Code)
• 1.8 16v GTI (EV, KR, PL Engine Codes)

Mk2 Jetta:

• 1.3 Petrol (MH Engine Code)
• 1.8 16v GTI (EV, KR, PL Engine Codes)

Mk2 Polo:

• 1.1 Petrol (HZ Engine Code)
• 1.3 Petrol (MH, NZ Engine Codes)
• 1.6 Petrol (EZ Engine Code)

Mk3 Golf:

• 1.4 Petrol (ABD, AEX Engine Codes)
• 1.6 Petrol (AEE Engine Code)
• 1.8 Petrol (AAM, ABS, ACC Engine Codes)
• 1.9 SDI (AEY Engine Code)
• 1.9 TDI (AFN, AHU, ALE Engine Codes)

Mk3 Polo:

• 1.0 Petrol (AAU Engine Code)
• 1.3 Petrol (AAV Engine Code)
• 1.4 Petrol (ABD, AEX Engine Codes)
• 1.6 Petrol (AEE Engine Code)
• 1.9 SDI (AEY Engine Code)

Installation Notes:

1. Identify the Connection Point: Locate the vacuum or breather hose requiring replacement.
2. Remove Old Connector: Detach the worn or cracked elbow by carefully pulling it off the hose.
3. Install the New Connector: Push the new elbow firmly into the hose ends, ensuring a snug and secure fit.
4. Check for Leaks: Start the engine and verify that the vacuum and breather systems are functioning without leaks or airflow restrictions.