Need help with identifying part
Need help with identifying part Went to the local dealer today to order a part prior to my SC install, but didnt have any luck. They couldnt locate it in their parts system.
Located on the rear of the LS1/LS6 Intake, just under the brake booster line is a 1/8" plastic line that leads down the back of the engine.
I broke it when installing the LS6 intake, and have it rigged for now, but once I boost it, I think it may blow off. So, I'm looking at getting a new one and using some of it to do a better fix.
Thanks,
Located on the rear of the LS1/LS6 Intake, just under the brake booster line is a 1/8" plastic line that leads down the back of the engine.
I broke it when installing the LS6 intake, and have it rigged for now, but once I boost it, I think it may blow off. So, I'm looking at getting a new one and using some of it to do a better fix.
Thanks,
Re: Need hemp with identifying part If you are talking about the plastic nipple that the hose pushes onto, that piece is not serviced and is only sold with the intake manifold.
Re: Need hemp with identifying part No, the nipple is fine, its the line itself. The plastic hose broke at the "L" within the rubber boot that slides over the nipple.
Right now, I just have the plastic line shoved in to the rubber boot with a zip tie around the rubber, holding the line in.
Right now, I just have the plastic line shoved in to the rubber boot with a zip tie around the rubber, holding the line in.
Re: Need hemp with identifying part Are you talking about the line that goes to the A.I.R. modulator/diaphram, just above the left rear coilpack area, and moves around the back side of the intake? If so, I am not using mine, and might be able to hook you up.
Re: Need hemp with identifying part Not sure what it is, but it plugs in to the back of the intake manifold. The nipple it goes on is roughly 1" x 1/4" and is located directly under the larger nipple, on the back of the manifold
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Re: Need hemp with identifying part That is the vacuuum line that runs the duct work for the HVAC. There is just a rubber connector about 1" long that connects the hard plastic line to the nipple on the intake manifold plug. I don't see anything that can break if the nipple on the intake manifold plug is not broken.
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