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Old 06-23-2015, 12:40 PM
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Hello. I finally found where my vacuum leak was coming from on my 99 convertible. But I am trying to find the small hose on the internet to buy and can't seem to find it. I tried using a regular hose and that isn't fully sealing because the original has a lip on one end. Any help would be greatly appreciated. It seems to come off the front passengers side of the intake.



I put new hose in but it isn't sealing correctly





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Unless I'm mistaken; PCV
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Yeah, check this out but maybe confirm with them, no pic so we don't know for sure

http://www.cultragfactoryparts.com/a...on-system-scat
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I think it is the hose going from the intake to the pcv valve. Correct?
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From what we can see YES , could try your local dealer or cultrag if your not in a hurry

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The PCV hose connects to the intake manifold just aft of the TB. Here's is the vacuum line schematic for a early NON LS6 engine and a picture of the pluming behind the manifold that frequently deteriorates and leaks:







Here is the vacuum schematic for a late model LS1 and LS6:

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Flange end goes on manifold nipple:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...0picts/pcv.jpg

That short section of hose with the flange molded onto it is not available as a separate item from GM. You can fab your own if need be.

Btw, CLEAN YOUR ENGINE COMPARTMENT!!
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Originally Posted by LoneStarFRC
Flange end goes on manifold nipple:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...0picts/pcv.jpg

That short section of hose with the flange molded onto it is not available as a separate item from GM. You can fab your own if need be.

Btw, CLEAN YOUR ENGINE COMPARTMENT!!


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