Gates Air Intake Hose - ANTK1272


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The Gates Air Intake Hose ANTK1272 is designed for vehicle owners and DIY mechanics looking to restore engine intake efficiency by replacing cracked or degraded factory components. This high-quality equivalent to original equipment provides precise airflow delivery, ensuring the engine receives the optimal air-to-fuel ratio required for performance; however, users must verify their specific vehicle compatibility against the provided OEM part numbers, as intake hoses are highly application-specific.
| Model Part Number | ANTK1272 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gates |
Check your current hose or vehicle manual for OEM part numbers 2780902082 or A2780902082 to verify compatibility.
The Gates ANTK1272 hose measures 350mm in length.
This hose is designed for the right side of the engine, connecting the air intake to the air filter assembly.
Generally, you only need a standard screwdriver or socket set to loosen and tighten the hose clamps.
It is a high-quality equivalent, designed to meet or exceed original equipment specifications for fit and performance.
Ensure all old gasket material or debris has been removed from the port and the hose is correctly oriented for the right-side configuration.
Double-check that clamps are fully tightened and the hose is pushed completely onto the intake flanges without any pinched folds.
Before installation, confirm that your vehicle's OEM part number matches 2780902082 or A2780902082. To install:
To care for your new hose, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or degreasers directly on the rubber, as these can accelerate surface degradation. During regular oil changes, perform a visual check for any signs of loosening or rubbing against nearby engine components.