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Re: Vacuum Hoses

Subject: Re: Vacuum Hoses
by joeld on 2009/3/31 19:37:22

There will several different sizes for the lines, I always keep a lot of spare vacuum and fuel line in my junk shed. Depending on the location of the nearest parts store, you might have to just remove some and check the ID and make a list.
One tip I would like to be sure you know about. Those plastic fittings are very brittle. And they will break! Prior to removal, use a razor knife and cut the line so you can "peel" the line away instead of trying to pull it off.

Joel
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