NEED HELP!

94GTHO

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• Mar 24, 2008

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Ok I am not sure if I am supposed to post this here but anyways here gos. My buddy had some seafoam left tonight from using it on his car. He offered to let me use the rest on mine since I helped. I said sure why not its been awhile. Well when i yanked on the rubber grommet my hand slipped and grabbed the tubes and they both snapped! So does anyone have that whole assembly of vacumm tubing laying around? Car will not run right. Does it hurt the motor at all? Thanks to anyone who can help.

 

SaleenGT2001

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• Mar 24, 2008

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just get a large piece of rubber hose and slide it over both pieces. good as new!

 

94GTHO

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well on the 96 (not sure about 99-04) it splits off. ill see if i can get a pic of what i mean.

 

94GTHO

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94GTHO

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Does anybody know if it hurts the car to run it like this?

 

BurningRubber

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• Mar 25, 2008

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Its not good for it, but the best thing you could do untill you get something to fix it is tape the end of the broke lines off.

Id just use some duct tape, and make sure its large enough that it wont get sucked into the vaccum line, and into the engine. Im sure you know that, but ive seen people do some dumb stuff before, lol.

 

94GTHO

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• Mar 25, 2008

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Hey guys, well before work(advanced auto) I sat in the parking lot and ran in and out getting more rubber and different fittings getting it all to work right. Well......it works! yay. Thanks for the input :SNSign: