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Eseries Intake Hose Leak

I've got a 2008 Ford Eseries with a gasoline engine. I'm seeing increased fuel consumption, a check engine light, and a loud hissing sound from the engine bay during acceleration. I suspect a leak in the air intake system, maybe a compromised intake hose. Anyone else run into this?

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The conversation revolves around a 2008 Ford Eseries experiencing increased fuel consumption, a check engine light, and a loud hissing sound during acceleration, suspected to be due to a leak in the air intake system. The issue is likely caused by a compromised intake hose, possibly with a crack or split. The suggested solution is to inspect the intake hoses, particularly near the intake manifold, or to take the vehicle to a workshop for a quick diagnosis and repair.

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richardwolf4

Hey! I had a similar problem with my Eseries, though it's an older model. That hissing sound is a dead giveaway. Check your intake hoses, especially the one connecting to the air filter box. The check engine light came on, and I was scratching my head for days. Turned out to be a tiny crack in the hose. Felt like a total idiot when I found it!

ida_hunter30 (community.author)

Thanks! Can you be more specific about where the crack was and how you found it? I've looked at the accessible parts of the intake hose, but I don't see anything obvious yet.

richardwolf4

Okay, from memory, it was on the underside of the hose, near where it connects to the intake manifold. Really hard to see unless you're looking for it. I just wiggled the hose around while the engine was idling and listened for changes in the hissing sound. Honestly, just take it to a trusted workshop. Those guys will find the leak super quick and probably save you a ton of time and stress. Could be a split in the intake manifold too.

ida_hunter30 (community.author)

Thanks for the help! I took my Eseries to a workshop, and it was a leak in the intake hose. The total repair cost was about 100€, which I think is reasonable.

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