go to an exhaust joint, find a pipe with as close as you do the I.D of the inside of the hose, and put a metal pipe in there and hose clamp both sides.
Yesterday I bandaged it with tape, then cable ties over the top to stop expansion. After about 100km I started getting a boost leak, and low fuel economy, sounded like air being let out of a balloon but was mostly holding. I'm going to try and repair using rescue tape and rubber cement but we'll see how that goes. Might look at that idea clamping hard tube inside it. I hadn't considered that.
I used the silicone repair tape, with a layer of contact adhesive underneath, that I let go off till only tacky, then used 2 rolls of tape over the top. It survived a 1000km trip, and it's still going. Currently waiting for my new hoses in the post.
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Turbo hose blown. Help? South coast nsw
