Thread: T-Fitting for my vacuum line & boost gauge.

I have been attempting to locate a rubber t fitting for the vacuum line. I need one to replace the cracked one on the passenger side just under the S/C snout and another to run a boost gauge (behind the blower near the map sensor.)

Does anyone know where i can find this rubber t fitting? Or better yet if i can get them from GM is there a GM part number?

I have found plastic ones in the Autoparts stores but they were either too big or too small. The closest one fit the hose but the lip, like 1/8 of an inch down on the hose, did not fit thus making the fitting too small.

Any help is appreciated!

Buy the entire new set from GM. Only thing I recommend as your not halfassing it with autozone special t-fittings. IIRC they are about $25 or so.

W-body store also sells the fitting and tube in a kit. They offer it in a few colors.

Originally Posted by bluegtp91

Buy the entire new set from GM. Only thing I recommend as your not halfassing it with autozone special t-fittings. IIRC they are about $25 or so.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by LOUDANDPROUDGTP

W-body store also sells the fitting and tube in a kit. They offer it in a few colors.

Thanks, believe it or not i have never been on that site before. Unfortunately i don't think they sell these t-fittings any more on there, or at least i couldn't find them.

Good thing you haven't been on WBS. Most of the time you get what you don't order...but that is just my personal experience.

Somtimes WBS is really good to deal with and other times they SUCK! It is all the luck of the draw. The T fittings only come in the vaccum line set from WBS.

Just do it right and get it from the dealer the first time.

^ agreed! Dont bother with w-body store. they cant even package their stuff as to not get damaged or even get it to the post office properly

I was able to buy it in a kit offered by gm. Two t fittings, one L and three vacuum lines. It was $20.

Good deal dude.

if you have a part number........go to gmpartsdirect.com........they always have better pricing on GM parts, but if you need it fast or if it isn't more than a forty dollar part from GM, then get it at your local dealer. partsdirect will charge I think a minimum of $10 or so for shipping on your first part, so just be aware.

Hey i sent you a pm, sorry i just got back from vacation.

I could not find a place to get them online, i just used my local GM dealer.

I was sent a schematic with a number on it but its only 3 digits and as far as i know not an official GM parts #.

The number on the schematic is 558 if that is any help.