Watchemecallit Hi all, I have been searching for a part at the steeler parts after not finding what I wanted at Repco. They found it in a diagram, but it was unlabeled and possibly not catalogued.
It is a thin hose in a 4.0L engine bay that goes from the fuel pressure regulator to the top middle edge of the air inlet manifold. It is this part I am after as the hose has hardened and snapped. I think it is a vacuum hose because there is a similar hose that goes from the manifold to the round canister thingy in the rear pax side of the engine bay. For the time being, I have improvised by using another hose between the regulator and the manifold inlet. It is definitely an air hose. As a side comment, has anyone replaced all the hoses in their rig, because they got tired of attending to each one? |
I replaced all of those little hoses years ago in my old girl, I think they came in a set I know I couldnt just buy one had to get the lot from the steelers, cost about $30 10 to 15 years ago
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yes it is a vac hose I just used a length of bog standard vac hose to replace mine, worked fine with out the 90* elbows, just used some small cable ties to secure it.
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you will find that the hose is actually plastic and hasnt hardened from rubber
just replace it with normal vacuum hose like rainman suggested |
Thanks everyone. I cut the hose out of the elbow connector and then stuffed a new vacuum hose in. Having said that, the 21 yo engine bay needs close inspection and a future project might be to get Joe mechanic to replace most of the hose gear.
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From the parts manual...
TUBE, Fuel Regulator to Manifold - 5300 6235 Took 10 seconds to find... I too just used some vacuum line as the rubber elbows on mine had perished, and yes the line is plastic.... |
on my too do list
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