77 Vacuum Hoses All Sizes please
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77 Vacuum Hoses All Sizes please
Hi All,
I am not that concerned with the color stripes on my vacuum hoses I just want to replace all of them under the hood and to all connections.
I want to go to my local parts house that has rolls of vacuum line and buy the length and size that I need.
Can someone here please tell me how much of what size lines do I need to replace all of the vacuum hoses, except for the ones coming off of the heater control as I bought them from Wilcox. The others I can do one at a time from the headlights, etc.
I am good with generic all black vacuum lines as I am looking for a beauty daily driver and not a show car. (my 63 is all GM marked hoses, correct clamps, etc).
Thanks
Jack
I am not that concerned with the color stripes on my vacuum hoses I just want to replace all of them under the hood and to all connections.
I want to go to my local parts house that has rolls of vacuum line and buy the length and size that I need.
Can someone here please tell me how much of what size lines do I need to replace all of the vacuum hoses, except for the ones coming off of the heater control as I bought them from Wilcox. The others I can do one at a time from the headlights, etc.
I am good with generic all black vacuum lines as I am looking for a beauty daily driver and not a show car. (my 63 is all GM marked hoses, correct clamps, etc).
Thanks
Jack
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Measure the individual running lengths of your existing hoses. Total them up and purchase more than you will need.
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Yes Sir; Just buy a kit, ( 60.00 ) instructions as well as all the lengths will be included. Then you just install them at your convenience. It's a lot easier then buying pcs. at the auto store. Have a great one. Gene
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The colored traces on each hose, make it much easier to properly route them and also to follow them if you ever have a problem. They also look great under your hood, even on a non show car.
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This way you get all the hoses you need, pre-cut to length, and with correct molded ends so that the hoses don't pinch closed at the bends. You'll also get complete routing instructions, along with new "t"s and the tape to bundle the hoses.
The colored traces on each hose, make it much easier to properly route them and also to follow them if you ever have a problem. They also look great under your hood, even on a non show car.
The colored traces on each hose, make it much easier to properly route them and also to follow them if you ever have a problem. They also look great under your hood, even on a non show car.
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You don't have to take the hoses off to measure 'em. You might have to estimate a little here and there, and add a little for a margin of error. What, are you scared you're gonna buy an extra couple feet of hose? It's nice to have some laying around, anyway.
Scott
Scott
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Your prayers have been answered...
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Vacuum hose length
Hi,
I know this is an old thread, but the picture isn't viewable and I live in Alaska while my 74 lives in TX. I'm going down for Christmas and I am going to order all the hoses I need to replace all the vacuum lines. Blue corvette, blue hoses. That's OK if you think it's tacky, I just need an approximation of how much length of each diameter I will need. Thank you.
I know this is an old thread, but the picture isn't viewable and I live in Alaska while my 74 lives in TX. I'm going down for Christmas and I am going to order all the hoses I need to replace all the vacuum lines. Blue corvette, blue hoses. That's OK if you think it's tacky, I just need an approximation of how much length of each diameter I will need. Thank you.
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Vacuum systems suck! Speaking of which, does a vacuum cleaner create enough vacuum to troubleshoot this system?
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