What is this piece? and where can I get since the nipple snapped?






And does this piece connect to anything?
(the green part with the filter-like thing over it)

 

Looks like in inline element filter similiar to the one running to your map sensor.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH RATS NEST!!
Sorry Im non-seq just not use to the sight. Any autoparts store should carry it.

[EDIT] Apologize I thought the 3rd pic was the same thing as the one in the first two pics.

Umm honestly dont remember, were you having boost problems?

Here are some sites to help you with your project GOOD LUCK!

http://www.rx7turboturbo.com/robrobinette/hoses.htm

http://www.autosportracetech.com/RX-...leshooting.htm

 

Nope, no boost problems... I was just taking my UIM and TB off so I could polish them up and i ran into these 2 problems.

By the Way: I am NEVER going to polish anything again! I got about halfway through and realized it is too much work. I ended up going at it with some Black High Temp. Paint.

 

Sorry to hear that, because it would have looked great. It took me about a week working on it about 2 hours each day and multiple types of sandpaper. Finally at the end of it (after using 1600 wet sand) I got out the buffing wheel. Then got the braso, polished that bitch out and the bling bling left me blind . It looked good to say the least. And for 30$ you cant beat it.

 

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Talk to Ray Crowe

 

I would be doing that at the moment except for I don't know exactly what the part is. Is it an inline element filter?

 

If it's the one that runs to the pressure chamber, it's just a check valve. You don't need the part number, Ray will find it for ya!

 

Its the one that runs into the underside of the UIM near the TB. Is that the pressure chamber?

 

Ray's on vacation this week, instead ask for Kelly Smith. I suggest you find it on the parts diagrams first, group 1380.

I just ordered the check valve b/t the vacuum chamber and manifold, it might be that one - N390-13-995A, $20.69(!)

 

Ah, nope, a different one but it still a check valve. If you just tell them where it runs to, they'll look up the part number for you.

 

I got one, you can pay shipping and have it.
plus plenty o' actuators and solenoids for those in need.
PM me

 

In the process of putting everything back together, I noticed this one had snapped too. Oh well.