Where can I get one of these?

[bynummustang]

mine are not broken there actually in great shape but do you need them if your not running any smog stuff?

I second that question.

 

[cenok is family]

you'll need the egr vac solenoid if you're still running your egr...you won't need the thermactor if you're not running smog anymore...not sure if it'll affect anything bypassed though as i still have mine but i'm not running smog stuff either.

 

[bynummustang]

Alright.

 

[5spd GT]

That is just fine 1990coupe.

Thanks for looking.

If anyone has some, let me know.

 

[riceslayer302]

do you need them b/c your restoring a car to factory? i would totally use rubber lines if i were you those plastic things break way to easily

 

[backfocus]

David,

I have bought a repair kit at Pep Boys before, and I have seen them a Napa as well. It is usually 6' or so of the hard line and a variety of connectors, straight and elbows. It has been a few years, but that is were I got mine.

 

[ID89GT]

I know the full size broncos use them too but im sure they are completely different because its all layed out different.

 

[5spd GT]

do you need them b/c your restoring a car to factory? i would totally use rubber lines if i were you those plastic things break way to easily

I am just strange when it comes to making things look as factory as possible. I recently bought my old '93 hatch back from a buddy. All of the wires were broke when I got it back. It looked like something fell on it and snapped them off at their joint.

The car cranks slowly but runs fine, so I am not sure if it is related.

Mike - Thanks, I will take a peek at NAPA. I have one near me.

I appreciate all the information guys.

 

[89stang1]

If u really gotta have them what i did was take a piece with u and any good auto part store will have vacuum lines all sizes i found a size that sqeezed over that plastic junk tight and ran all rubber instead just leave enough of plastic to slip over.