Name that Broken Vacuum line! - Page 2

Dec 9, 2008 | 12:20 AM

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nycgps

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From: Planet Earth

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Originally Posted by alz0rz

OHH.. like I said my dad got those from his shop.. ill see if he can ninja a box or at the least maybe he knows where they get it from!!

lol ninja a box .... nah thats not good

Lemme know if u know where to get them

cuz seriously man, those mazda bolt dont worth 75 cents each. it breaks REALLY easily

(especially when cold

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Dec 9, 2008 | 10:04 AM

#27

Socket7

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From: Under the Dumbarton Bridge

Went to autozone and kragen. Both of them only had T fittings instead of elbows. So I used one of those and capped off an end. paid 10 bucks for a set of miscellaneous T fittings and caps. So I've got spares now. Not the prettiest solution, but 100% functional. Now I can go about really breaking stuff while installing my coils

Dec 9, 2008 | 10:06 AM

#28

Socket7

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From: Under the Dumbarton Bridge

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Originally Posted by TrochoidMagic

NO.....

that's about the worst thing you can do.

you mean you want the pressure to rise from oil in the crankcase cooking off and evaporating in the engine bay making things oily, rather than having the oil vapors make its way into the intake lubricating moving parts in the intake???

i wouldn't recommend parts that aid in breaking one's car rather than improve performance or function.

uh. This line pulls a slight vacuum actually. It's not the same as the line that 04 people put breathers and catch cans on. I suspect though, that plugging it would be a bad idea (tm).