You must have run out of headlight fluid........glad to hear its ok!

 

i blew off my Buschur UICP, and yeah its freaky when it happens, luckily i was just taking it out for a test drive and i was right by my house. It was loud, and it smelled like someone lit a bottle rocket. its freaky, but hey now you know

 

pipe to your throttle body blew off.

 

LOL it just blew off again on lunch.... pop out my phillips and back on the road.....

 

Read up on this board about T-bolt clamps. They're far superior to the worm-gear clamps that come from the factory that hold all the intake plumbing together.

Might be worth a try since it seems you have a bum clamp.

 

Yea for sure, Get all new clamps.

 

Now you know your problem area.Head to NAPA and buy a box of 2.5 inch T-Bolt clamps.

 

True i think i might have to that... how many clamps total do u have to buy?

 

T-bolt clamps all around and you will be all set... I spent too many times on the road side fixing popped hoses... Tools are a MUST in the EVO...

 

I'm surprised no one asked this but do you have an aftermarket blow off valve. When I had my Type RS it was great for a while. Then my hose blew off. Though nothing of it put it back on. Then it was doing it again. and again so after I lost count how many times I got a t bolt clamp and recirculated it. Worked fine and then the valve went bad. Wouldn't hold boost after 15psi. Took it to greddy because they are up the street from my job and they gave me a new one. Sweet popped it back in and then the hose started to pop off again with the T bolt clamp. Put the JDM MR back in and no more problems. Go figure. Oh and I'm not the only one my friends MR with the same valve had the same stupid issue

 

Link to an easy fix of the IC hose??? I would like to take care of it immediately before starting my trip from Cali to Toronto >.<

 

Tbolt clamps are a really good investment. i had my IC hose from the throttle body on my sti blow off a lot, a phillips wont get it tight enough, you need something that can ratchet it down or tbolts.