vacuum hose help
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vacuum hose help
I have 94 base coupe LT1, on pass. side front of intake manifold just below filtered air hose to valve cover is a 90 degree hose about 3/8" inlet and 1/4" outlet about 3" total long connects from trottle body to plastic peice I need a part # or proper name of hose so I can get a replacement, mine is all dry rot and cracked.
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I have 94 base coupe LT1, on pass. side front of intake manifold just below filtered air hose to valve cover is a 90 degree hose about 3/8" inlet and 1/4" outlet about 3" total long connects from trottle body to plastic peice I need a part # or proper name of hose so I can get a replacement, mine is all dry rot and cracked.
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Burning Brakes
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I do not know how to load a picture or I most certainly would, best I can do is describe it and the location, it is in plain sight under the other hose, I searched the web and found picture of it at wholesale GM parts online but scrolled down page and no # it may be discontinued. Anyone know # ? or hose name?
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I have 94 base coupe LT1, on pass. side front of intake manifold just below filtered air hose to valve cover is a 90 degree hose about 3/8" inlet and 1/4" outlet about 3" total long connects from trottle body to plastic peice I need a part # or proper name of hose so I can get a replacement, mine is all dry rot and cracked.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...noid-hose.html
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Burning Brakes
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I looked at youtube last night and saw someone use a 90 degree spark plug boot, this morning I looked and had some MSD plug wire kit leftovers and picked a 90 degree 8.5 plug boot and it was a perfect fit, don't need a GM part for this as the car does'nt get judged by anyone but me. This fix couldn't be any easier or cost free. WHOOPEEE
Last edited by A Peter C4; Jun 2, 2017 at 09:07 PM.
