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Originally Posted by Sbean
If you're as cheap as I am, try repairing leaky rubber pods using glue sold for repairing wet suits, and maybe scraps of rubber gloves. I have had some success with this on my '80 300 TDs. Steve
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I fixed mine by cutting the little finger off a latex glove and glueing it over the old cap. I used the MityVac to apply vacuum to hold it all together while it cured. Free fixes are definitley more satisfying.
I've read that you can get the replacement caps from a Bosch dealer. There's a thread somewhere with the part number.
I got the vacuum connectors and the vacuum hose in bulk from *************** but I'm pretty sure that Fastlane has them too.