Broke a bit of vaccum line...
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Broke a bit of vaccum line...
what kind of tubing do i need to fix it?
Went to the hardware store but the they said their tubing would colapse...
???
Went to the hardware store but the they said their tubing would colapse...
???
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Which line did you line(s) are you referring to?
You can get standard vacuum tubing from here (which is what I use): http://www.bakerprecision.com/hosetech.htm
You can get standard vacuum tubing from here (which is what I use): http://www.bakerprecision.com/hosetech.htm
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the red circle is where the line came off... the blue circle is what kind of line it is...can anybody help me out?
what would happen if i just plugged the line?
what would happen if i just plugged the line?
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I think that's the line for the Charge Control solenoid.
You should be able to find standard rubber vacuum tubing at O'Reilly's or NAPA. If you have a local rice shop, they will have silicone vacuum lines.
Always get extra so you have some around, just for cases like these.
You should be able to find standard rubber vacuum tubing at O'Reilly's or NAPA. If you have a local rice shop, they will have silicone vacuum lines.
Always get extra so you have some around, just for cases like these.
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Originally Posted by phishie
so i don't have to plug it?
You'll have to cap that location as well as where it's suppose to go if you want to put any caps on the car (so you cap 2 locations).
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Originally Posted by phishie
thanks. hey, another question, i can't get the rear top downpipe bolt off. any suggestions?
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Use your BPB vlaster and let it soak for about 5-10 min. use a socket and ratchet (should be a mid 14) with a breaker bar to remove it. If you feel resistance tighten it down and losen it back up. Keep doing that until it comes out. It may take a while. Good luck they can be a problem, Try not to break the stud off in the manifold or if single in the back of the turbo. If you have not done so yet I reccomend doing a hose replacerment job, this will save you future headaches.
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