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Alright, this part broke on me. I'm still searching around but haven't a clue what it's called. I swear, I remember seeing it in the search results a long time ago. I've also looked over the 13B vacuum diagram, couldn't really tell if it's a delay valve or that's something else, tho.

So, what is this thing and can I just super glue it back together? I have no other means of transportation so I can't just go out and find another part. I wish, tho. Any suggestions?




EDIT: After searching with the terms "vacuum valve" I came across a thread (recently, this month) where a member had broken his delay valve and it was green and black. From reading that thread, The Doc said to use epoxy to put it back together. I have super glue, would that work?

Rx-7Doctor

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Yes, you can super glue it but epoxy seems to work better.

What you can do is go to the parts store and pick up a slightly larger vacuum nipple. Drill out the broken side and epoxy in the vacuum nipple.

mikewoodkozar

Dang i just threw out a ton of crap that looked just like that! I am sure i had one of those in there and i could have just given it to you, lol

mazdaverx713b

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i might have an extra...if i've got one i can mail it to you at no charge if you'd like.

mikewoodkozar

Good stuff right there ^ What is a car club for anyway

Siraniko

iTrader: (13)

I say "junk it" before its too late.

mazdaverx713b

iTrader: (91)

ok, here's what i found in my bin of "rats nest supplies". its not exact but i believe that all you have there is a check valve and what i have is a check valve and i think it would work. its yours if you want it.

85 FB

Sent you a PM.

Wacky......you stay away from my damn car. Besides, what would you want with it, anyways? It's EFI and I know how EFI scares you. Wuss.

Siraniko

iTrader: (13)

I see dead FB's.

85 FB

I see a dead Wacky if he gets anywhere NEAR my FB.