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Old 08-11-2015, 10:07 PM
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That looks like hard vacuum line Gm used for years
go to a junk yard open some hoods, and clip away what you need.
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How long is this line? It's currently in 2 pieces now? Why not cut shrink tube to the length of the hose (just the hose, not the ends), install the hose, install the shrink tube on the hose and shrink it in place. It will add almost no thickness to the hose, it will cover end to end and not look funny, and it won't leak. You could even smear some sillycone on the ends of the tube before you shrink it down to assure it won't leak after install.

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I'm gonna try this one more time......


In these pics, I used an arrow to point at the rubber fitting. THIS IS REMOVABLE. Simply take it off, and attach a vacuum HOSE that is available at all part stores. YOU DO NOT have to find and hunt up this "special plastic tubing" that you keep seeking out. There is a hose barb under those rubber ends and I swear to God that vacuum line hose will fit it.


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This link looks good. Thanks. It can obviously handle the pressure. I'm going to check the JD dealer per an earlier post and, if they don't have it, try this.
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How long is this line? It's currently in 2 pieces now? Why not cut shrink tube to the length of the hose (just the hose, not the ends), install the hose, install the shrink tube on the hose and shrink it in place. It will add almost no thickness to the hose, it will cover end to end and not look funny, and it won't leak. You could even smear some sillycone on the ends of the tube before you shrink it down to assure it won't leak after install.

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The line was shredded for a few feet. I have two foot-long sections for a 4.5 foot length needed. But it's a good suggestion.
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