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AHarris90

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So I was spraying over some vacuum hoses for a suspected leak. Came across this.

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Not really sure what part that is. I know it's vacuum related. Lol. But my obvious wonder, is there supposed to be a hose or something connected?
 


should be a hose on it what engine do you have and got a more inclusive pic of the engine compartment, S/C or N/A?
 


I broke a vaccum hose yesterday when putting my fuse box back on...is that bad? It doesnt seem like a big deal.. I drove it yesterday and all day today with no probs..should I tape it back together or something?
 
Lowdown112 said:
I broke a vaccum hose yesterday when putting my fuse box back on...is that bad? It doesnt seem like a big deal.. I drove it yesterday and all day today with no probs..should I tape it back together or something?
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if you broke the plastic line that runs the fender, you can get a 2 inch long piece of vac tubing, and stick the ends of the broke tube into the vac tube.

pretty sure that controls the direction of the air in the car, vent, defrost, floor.
 
scottydoggs said:
if you broke the plastic line that runs the fender, you can get a 2 inch long piece of vac tubing, and stick the ends of the broke tube into the vac tube.

pretty sure that controls the direction of the air in the car, vent, defrost, floor.
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If I reconnect the broke ends together would heat shrink tubing work?
 
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