My 98 GTP has all this old brittle plastic vacuum line from the bypass valve to the MAP, is it safe to replace it all with rubber line and new Ts as needed?
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07-30-2013
My 98 GTP has all this old brittle plastic vacuum line from the bypass valve to the MAP, is it safe to replace it all with rubber line and new Ts as needed?
07-30-2013
Absolutely. And if you ever want to have original stuff again, GM sells a vacuum kit that includes all lines and fittings.
07-30-2013
Awesome. The T at the LIM broke and I know what aged plastic line does, break. Not much else.
07-30-2013
Yeah mine broke long ago. I now have a plastic T with rubber lines in its place.
08-01-2013
i re-did all my vacuum lines with rubber, fits good and snug.
08-18-2014
Does anyone have the part number for that kit or some other alternative with parts from advance or auto zone? Just replaced my lim and broke some vacuum ts. Firgured i go ahead and replace lines as well.Thanks.
08-19-2014
Don't have the part number but I can tell you its around $70 from the dealer. Have you checked rock auto?
08-20-2014
How you figure $70 from the dealer, I just bought one today and it's $16 for a brand new one, I'll sell it to you for $30. Part #24508742Originally Posted by Uno99
Last edited by dezebe1; 08-20-2014 at 08:28 PM.
08-21-2014
When mine broke this winter, it was $38 from the dealer. You two are literally on opposite ends of the country, prices will vary.
08-21-2014
Ok your right......I'm wrong......i must have replace a different vac line but i can't tell you the one i bought from the dealer was $70. Relax.
Last edited by Uno99; 08-21-2014 at 12:34 PM.
08-21-2014
Paid $12 for the replacement one I picked up from the dealer.. Someone got raped.
08-21-2014
Fortunately I declined, and paid $1 for the rubber line at O'Reilly
08-21-2014
honestly. go buy a couple vacuum Ts at the auto parts. buy a crap ton of hose. and you can create even better vac lines than gm gave you
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