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02-18-2004, 08:42 PM
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vacuum connector '82 TD
When I installed my glow-plugs last week, I noticed the vacuum tee was broken. I must have done it, because I haven't noticed it before. This looks like the first tee after the pump. It has a large black line going into and out of it. There are two smaller lines teed off, one changes to a brown line that goes thru the firewall. The other goes to the IP and the top of the valve cover. I looked on fastlane but didn't see the right part. What is the correct name of that part so I can order one. I haven't noticed any differance in the way the car runs or operates. Thanks.
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02-18-2004, 09:32 PM
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go to any partsRus or NAPA
Hello tripacer
Go to any partsRus or NAPA. It is called a "vacuum T" at the auto parts store. The only thing that matters; is the hose size it connects to. Last week I bought some for $0.38 each, needed for work. Have a great day.
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