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Old 02-12-2010, 04:52 PM   #1
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That plastic vacuum hose

The small white hard one (giggity?) on the valve cover that splits away from the other one, out of curiosity, what is it? I snapped it today fixing a different vacuum leak and it's pretty brittle so I'd like to replace it. Without taking apart all of the wrapping right now, anyone know what I'm looking at?

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Old 02-12-2010, 05:15 PM   #2
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Well I think on the 2.4's it the Vaccum hose for the HVAC controls, But I could be completely wrong, so take it with a pile of salt.

Also you could try and trace it to see where it goes. That might give you a clue
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Old 02-12-2010, 05:19 PM   #3
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Well I think on the 2.4's it the Vaccum hose for the HVAC controls, But I could be completely wrong, so take it with a pile of salt.

Also you could try and trace it to see where it goes. That might give you a clue

I was going to do that until it disappeared into all the tube wrapping a few inches down the line with everything else. I'm afraid to move it! It snapped like an anorexic toothpick
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Old 02-12-2010, 06:52 PM   #5
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i had one similar (on my 3.4) that did the same. I got a small piece of rubber hosing that fit over it, put some strong glue on the plastic then put the rubber over each side. works flawlessly.
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Like Philbar71 said, that should be for your HVAC. It was on mine, and I was going crazy trying to figure out why it wasn't working
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The white/gray one is the HVAC controls vacuum line. Would hate to have that one break somewhere along the line. Good luck tracing that vacuum leak problem.
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just patch the break... why bother replacing the whole thing?
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The white/gray one is the HVAC controls vacuum line. Would hate to have that one break somewhere along the line. Good luck tracing that vacuum leak problem.

Thanks for the info!

@Cherri Because it broke from me moving it very slightly. When it warms up, I need to change my gaskets. I may as well replace it while I'm in there, since, chances are, it'll break farther down the line anyways when I take everything apart.

Also, there's no current issue with it, it broke near the end so I just stuck it back in the coupler. I just wanted to know for future reference. Thanks for the replies!
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