Suzuki Carry - F6A Vacuum Lines Replacement (Probably Similar Method For Other Kei Trucks)

[@BicycleFunk]

I appreciate your documentation and I like the technique of using a different color tubing, which I am glad is an option. I was thinking the same thing but wasn't sure if I had to mark each line somehow.

[@AnythingWheeled]

I figured it was easy for me to visually see. Plus I think the blue was cheaper than the black at the time LOL

[@BicycleFunk]

@@AnythingWheeled well I just ordered about 20' of blue ;)

[@gadgetorian-rctechgadgetsm4566]

You've inspired me to change out mine. I'm going to order everything and then in 15 yrs when my kids are grown, maybe I'll have some free time to do it, haha!

[@AnythingWheeled]

Oh c'mon it doesn't take that long. It was a fairly quick job. Do it while kids are at school or just playing in the yard 😀

[@ChimwemweMwabulambo]

Nice one

[@JacksonMurphyhaha]

Tip I heard for getting the hoses off: They're like a Chinese finger trap; they tighten when you pull on them... Better to push them backwards to get them off

[@AnythingWheeled]

I agree, at the time I only understood ape smash and pull. Pushing it forward helps break it's seal for easier removal.

[@morrylauder7534]

I bought the hose on advise like this (I have 1996 Suzuki every), but I wonder about the necessity to put on pretty blue hoses.

[@AnythingWheeled]

You can do any color, I got the blue at the time cuz it was the cheapest one.

[@user-tq1zv9hd1o]

red hoses make it go faster

[@nduhclouds]

Thank you for posting this video and your bumper video. Where did you buy the silicone vacuum line? I see in the comments below that you used 3mm and you could use 4-5mm... did you have an issue getting the 3mm installed? (1995 DD51T 4x4, AC)

[@AnythingWheeled]

Hey you're welcome! I got the hose on Amazon. No problem it fit fine and everything worked. I didn't pull one off ahead of time and just guessed what it was when I ordered.

[@Vike_12]

That hose you found off is just a heat hose for the intake... No actual air is pushed or moved through by the exhaust lol

[@AnythingWheeled]

It was new to me then 😊

[@TheLightningSt0rm]

How many of these hoses are actually necessary for the engine to run correctly? Im assuming most is for the pollution laws from the time. Are any of these able to just be capped off and not used instead of re-doing the hosing?

[@AnythingWheeled]

I didn't look into what they were. I know in the DOHC F6A found in the Suzuki Cappuccino has a whole EGR system that you would need a plate to block off to delete a bunch of the hoses.

[@NCmtnDweller]

What size is vacuum hose ? Will order some from Amazon

[@AnythingWheeled]

I believe 4mm is good

[@MrLiamPickering]

I am considering doing this to my 1996 dd51t 4wd. What year/model is this because the engine is alot Further back on yours compare to mine.

[@AnythingWheeled]

As I learned recently the 2WD model has the motor sitting back further than the 4x4 models. It must be how they positioned the motor with a transfer case. If your motor sits under the cab and bed it kinda makes this a lot harder than what I had. I don't actually know what it looks like as I've never seen one in person.

[@celsobbmendoza3566]

Eih! Why did you fast forward, I didn't catch up. Can you please make another video about that. A tutorial with matching diagram.. I see that your truck has the original vaccum hose set up.

[@AnythingWheeled]

Are you looking to see what the original hose routing looks like?

[@celsobbmendoza3566]

@@AnythingWheeled yes

[@AnythingWheeled]

@@celsobbmendoza3566 I'll see if I can find a matching diagram to go over it.

[@NCmtnDweller]

What size hose did u buy ?

[@AnythingWheeled]

4mm should work

[@JimsEquipmentShed]

Honestly, the way you did it is the only way to go. Sometimes, the diagram stickers are incorrect.

[@AnythingWheeled]

There is a down side to this since I didn't label them but most of mine were faded and not visible anyways. The diagrams are tricky because you need the diagram for the exact model configuration of your vehicle.

[@terryhites1]

Good job! No you don't suck, it's just vacuum 🤣🤣

[@AnythingWheeled]

I will steal this from you. It's only vacuum. :)

[@terryhites1]

@@AnythingWheeled just give due credit... I coined the phrase here 🤔

[@terryhites1]

@@AnythingWheeled btw, I think I bought 20 foot of hose, I didn't do it yet because it looked like a big job, but when you sit it was like under 30 minutes, that convinced me to just do it

[@AnythingWheeled]

@@terryhites1 it's faster than that but 30 min is realistic. I wasn't in a rush and I was examining stuff along the way. 20ft is perfect with some spare. I bought 15ft and ran out on the last one.

[@ChR1St0p4eR]

Hey, what year is this kei?

[@AnythingWheeled]

1995 DC51T 2WD with AC

[@carlbeyer909]

So what size hose did you buy?

[@AnythingWheeled]

I bought 3mm ID hose, I think 4-5mm would have worked too. There was a frame where you can see the original hose and my new hose. But it's vacuum so it shouldn't matter much. You'll need about 18ft to do this job.

[@ChrisBusy]

Good video content, very informative especially the vacuum hose replacement section which is very much appreciated.

[@AnythingWheeled]

@@ChrisBusy thanks!

[@glennabrogar9276]

Mise has condemned 😂 only 2 vacuum is using, and it consumed so much gas 😂😂, the seller of this dont know those functions