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I need help figuring out what this part is called

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guitarguyucf

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So while changing out some vacuum lines I broke the actual part is was connected to! Basically it sits on the front of the supercharger and has 3 vacuum ports. The one port I broke had a lead that came from the firewall and wrapped to where my battery is. So im going to get one but I have no clue what its called...Thanks
 


if thats it, try the jy. 97 to 03 s/c car will have it. the one that goes where u described i'm pretty sure it goes to the boost gauge.
 
i broke mine installing my back header bank. called the dealership and of course they had NO IDEA what i was talking about. but (of course) as soon as i took the broken piece to them they all had an aha moment, and actually had one in stock. really shoulda been metal... more thanks to gm.
 
haha i told him "i broke the plastic vacuum collector thats mounted on top of the supercharger. he started talking about the brake fluid reservoir. i was like jesus ill be there in 15. lol
 


i totally understand. i sold parts for western auto, napa and advance auto.. i love going into parts store and f'in with'em.
 
badbrad said:
i totally understand. i sold parts for western auto, napa and advance auto.. i love going into parts store and f'in with'em.
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lol yeah....i used to sell parts for napa too...fckn with dumb parts guys at other stores is fun. If i ever go to a parts store for something, i always ask for some random crap too, like slip yoke seals for random trucks or some other hard to find crap...most of them look at me like HUH lmao. Most 'parts guys' know how to sell brake pads and rotors, and batteries and thats about it.
 
Go to any parts store and ask for injector O-Rings and a Control arm for a 1975 Subaru Brat.

That's the best....especially when you argue with them and tell them you've got the car in front of you.
 
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