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    Default 01-04-2016
    Does anyone know what the part number on the rubber fitting is in this picture?
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    Default 01-04-2016
    I'm pretty sure that the whole line has to be bought to get the rubber end.

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    Default 01-04-2016
    24506665

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/24506665-OEM...BWKmwh&vxp=mtr

    Hey, you sniped that pic from my FS ad...
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    Default 01-04-2016
    lol. Yep! I was hoping to just get the rubber fitting Also mine has a titally different connector on the other end. Mine is a 97 so that could be it.
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    Default 01-04-2016
    buy some fat vac line that fits the tb nipple, then smaller line to push inside the fat line. little line to the old hard line. its a 1$ repair


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    Default 01-04-2016
    Yesterday at the JY I saw this concoction (a spark plug boot!) --



    It was in a Park Avenue ULTRA? Never heard of that rendition of the SC 3800...
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    Default 01-04-2016
    legit! lol id like to see wtf is under that tape on the wires there lol no wonder its in the jy lol

    park ave ultra's are like a bonnie. we got at least one of them on the site here.

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    Default 01-04-2016
    Sorry to thread derail, but is there a junkyard thread around here somewhere?

    Some place we can post JY finds for users to e-pick parts from??

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    Default 01-04-2016
    The tape on the IAC, TPS and MAF wires is stock. My gtp looked exactly like that.

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