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Hi, can anyone help me? When reinstalling the stock air filter, one of the 3 plastic hose connectors broke (the small plastic piece that connects the vacuum hose to the throttle body intake). Anyone know where I can find a replacement? Or ideas to fix it (glue, duct tape, blocking the hose)??
Not sure what the name of this piece is... any ideas?
So you not only don't have to see milky oil on the dipstick, if your engine starts puking oil you also don't have to see it carboning up your engine and ruining the cat converter too ...
So you not only don't have to see milky oil on the dipstick, if your engine starts puking oil you also don't have to see it carboning up your engine and ruining the cat converter too ...
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If you read the TSB carefully you will see that they actually don't eliminate the third hose . There is another hose attached to the new oil fill assy.
I understand, but from what I've seen it gets in from the filler oil neck hose rather than that other longer, lower hose that also goes vertical to get into the accordion fitting. Seems to me there must be a restrictor in there somewhere, otherwise it would grossly affect idle like a big vacuum leak with it hooked up to the UIM like that.
Yes, but it still has to be restricted somehow or the idle control would not function properly since this new pipe routing essentially bypasses intake air around the throttle body via the oil filler assembly.