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gary r 04-10-2018 11:08 PM

replacment hard plastic vacuume hose
 
Hello everyone , I'm back with another question. I have a vacuum leak on the hose from the throttle body that runs to the firewall side of the motor. I found the cone shaped gasket that is a press fit is very bad shape. I went to Auto zone and they don't have anything close and they said they don't have a replacement hose either. Do any of you know where I might find that fitting or a replacement hose? Or ant ideas on making something to replace the hard plastic hose with a fitting and large vacuum hose. Thanks in advance for any help anyone may be able to offer. Take care , gary r

Tech II 04-11-2018 10:04 AM

You don't give us any info....a pic would also be helpful....

gary r 04-11-2018 05:39 PM

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I was able to get this picture, I hope its enough to see what I need to replace or repair. This hose has end that is a press fit into the back side of the manifoldAttachment 79596. The fitting on the firewall side of the motor is in very bad shape and falls out very easy. Thank you for looking at my post if its not clear or a different angle is needed please let me know and ill get the info for you.

gary r 04-12-2018 03:48 PM

1994 olds cutlass supream, 3.1 motor

CathedralCub 04-16-2018 06:04 PM


Originally Posted by gary r (Post 1626560)
I was able to get this picture, I hope its enough to see what I need to replace or repair. This hose has end that is a press fit into the back side of the manifoldAttachment 79596. The fitting on the firewall side of the motor is in very bad shape and falls out very easy. Thank you for looking at my post if its not clear or a different angle is needed please let me know and ill get the info for you.

If you can safely get the plastic tube off of the fittings, I'd use plain old bulk-rubber vacuum line from the auto parts store. I've done the same thing many times.

Alternately: If the leak is on the plastic tube, you can wrap it in a couple of layers of electrical tape.

gary r 04-19-2018 12:28 AM

Thanks for getting back to me. I will hit the parts store tomorrow and get a srction of hose. I'll let you know my outcome. Once again thank you. gary r

gary r 04-20-2018 06:50 PM

Thank you for your help. Heres what I ended up doing to fix the seal.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.gmf...71d9c3c1b8.png

CathedralCub 04-26-2018 01:58 AM

Thanks Gary! Love ingenuity, and your solution will help somebody. Glad you posted it!


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