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Charge Air Hose / CAC Inlet
This hose is built from high-temperature, oil-resistant, reinforced rubber that withstands turbo boost pressure and continuous thermal cycles. Its flexible yet durable structure prevents expansion, cracking, and leakage under heavy load. Precision-molded ends ensure secure clamping and leak-free airflow, maintaining consistent boost pressure for optimal engine performance.
By providing smooth and reliable airflow, the CAC inlet hose improves combustion efficiency, enhances power delivery, and reduces turbo lag. It plays a crucial role in maintaining charge air density, protecting engine components, and ensuring fuel-efficient operation in commercial diesel vehicles.
Key Features
- High-temperature and boost-resistant air hose
- Delivers compressed air from turbo to CAC/inlet
- Reinforced rubber construction for durability
- Ensures consistent boost pressure and airflow
- Ideal for heavy-duty diesel engines
Product Specifications
| GROUP | MODEL | REF. PART NUMBER | SPECIFICATIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18.026 | 3128, 2523, 2528 | A9065286482 | Charge Air Hose – CAC Inlet Type |
Process Steps
- Remove old CAC inlet hose and check clamps
- Inspect turbo and intercooler connections
- Install new hose with proper alignment
- Tighten clamps to ensure leak-free sealing
- Start engine and check boost pressure stability
- Verify no air leaks, swelling, or whistling noises
FAQ
What does the CAC inlet hose do?
It carries compressed air from the turbocharger to the intercooler or intake system.
When should it be replaced?
When cracks, oil seepage, swelling, or boost loss is detected.
