Anyone know what this hose is?
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Car: 1991 camaro RS
Engine: 305 Carb
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Anyone know what this hose is?
This hose has been hanging there every since i bought the car almost 2 years ago. Anyone know what it is or where it plugs in to? Is it a hazzard being unplugged?
Here it is:
Here it is:
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It hooks up to your air cleaner assembly. I think it operates the butterfly in the assembly intake. I think it's a thermac. I could be wrong on that name though.
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Ok, well that makes since, i dont have the stock assembly, i have open element so i guess ill just continue to ignore it
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It is for the thermac in the stock air cleaner snorkel. I would just cap it and get rid of that piece of hose. I think there is a pic that labels the vacuum ports in the new to TBI sticky above.
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Originally posted by azvolfan
Yeah, if your running an open element you should just plug it. Leaving it open will make your car run crappy.
Yeah, if your running an open element you should just plug it. Leaving it open will make your car run crappy.
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Where do you get the plugs for this? Mine still looks like the attached pic.
Where do you get the plugs for this? Mine still looks like the attached pic.
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Originally posted by 25THRSS
Just go to any auto parts store and you'll find the plug. I can't remember the exact size right now, but I'm sure someone else does. What size is the stock hose you have on there now?
Just go to any auto parts store and you'll find the plug. I can't remember the exact size right now, but I'm sure someone else does. What size is the stock hose you have on there now?
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Originally posted by azvolfan
I switch back and forth between an open element and a dual snorkel. When I use the open element I just plug it with a screw or something like that.
I switch back and forth between an open element and a dual snorkel. When I use the open element I just plug it with a screw or something like that.
Inspection?
I'm curious if you notice any difference in performance between the two.
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Inspection is one reason. Another is to see if there is any differenct between the two. And I have not found any. Another reason is the black chromed dual snorkel looks better for a car show or something like that.
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