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    Samco TIP on the 2004 1.8T, what extra fittings are required?

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    I ordered a Samco TIP (samco part #TB1360) only to find out it may not be a perfect fit on the 2004. apparently it works fine on 2001-2003. I was searching but i can only find the issues with the APR tip. I just want to get the extra parts before i start the install.

    What else is needed to fit the Samco tip on the 04?

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    Re: Samco TIP on the 2004 1.8T, what extra fittings are required?

    It's just like the APR hose. You just need one t-fitting and three extra clamps and you should be good to go. I went to Home Depot and bought a Brass-t
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    Re: Samco TIP on the 2004 1.8T, what extra fittings are required?

    Similar question for me but I have a 2003 and want to install a Forge TIP. I understand I need to plug one of the holes. But what do i use to plug the extra hole ( no homo intended LOL)
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    Re: Samco TIP on the 2004 1.8T, what extra fittings are required?

    Hopefully it comes with the required plug. The hole to be plugged is the upper (closest to the MAF.
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    Re: Samco TIP on the 2004 1.8T, what extra fittings are required?

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    Hopefully it comes with the required plug. The hole to be plugged is the upper (closest to the MAF.
    Mine did not come with the plug...got any ideas what i can use? ANyone?
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    Re: Samco TIP on the 2004 1.8T, what extra fittings are required?

    bolt with some teflon tape?
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    Re: Samco TIP on the 2004 1.8T, what extra fittings are required?

    thanks for the help everyone. I am actually sending it back to place i purchased it. I am going to order the forge tip instead.
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