Both the parts that are in red (which are supposed to be one part, you can thank my dad for prying too hard on the coolant steam hose right under it and snapping the line half)

Im presuming my car is undrivable until I replace this device am I wrong? I need to know exactly what part it is and what the part number for it is... oh and what tool do I need to remove whats left of the line?

 

Don't know the part number....but its a dealer part only. It will come with new white plastic clips. You just pop it on the intake port and then pop it on the fuel evap solenoid.

I think it cost me $25.00 about two years ago from my dealer.

Hope they still make them. If not....get one off a junkyard car.

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I needed mine to move in a different place, so I just used black rubber fuel line for $1. Works fine.

 

Im guessing there's a nipple or something that both of those prongs connect to?

Can you show me a photo?

 

Yes, they are just nipples, i can post a pic tonight if nobody else does. If you pop those clips off, you can see right away

 

got it. I will get right to that.

 

You can get the size hose that I took a pic of and put the end in boiling water for a minute, the dry it quick and slip it on and let it cool. It then makes a nice seal and can pulled easily later. Like a custom molded hose. I needed to move mine over more due to a lot od non stock parts anymore.

 

^^^I never knew that the FAST intakes actually had the recess, cut out, and screw provision, for the EGR tube on them.

It always looked like they were molded like the C5/LS6, and later intakes with NO WAY to install the '98-'00 f bodies' EGR connection.

 

When you get them new, they give you the screw to bolt the egr tube on, and the instructions tell you how to open up that hole. It is also for sure on the 90, and more than likely the 78.

 

Ur best bet would be a junkyard.. Some dealers dont carry cars parts for these cars...just my o2

 

You need to depress the white clips to release those broken ends. Discard them and use 3/8 fuel rubber fuel line to replace the broken line.