Where can someone get a replacement EGR Vacuum line like the one pictured? I know Rodney Dickman has stainless steal replacements. But I only need the one line and his are expensive. If I really cared about my engine this would be the way to go. But I just need it to turn off the CEL. Thanks.

have you tried lucas from fieros nw? he's always parting cars and has very fair prices... he not a member here, but check the local craigslist (portland) i can also give him a call, we (fieros nw) are having a meeting on the first.


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Nice yeah I would like to get in contact with him.

Also I wouldn't mind finding out more about fierosnw

If you don't care about OEM looks, why not just get a piece of metal line from your local auto store and make one? Could paint it black if you want it to match.

Line is cheap and so is a little hand bender.

EDIT: Im sure Ed Parks has one if you dont like the DIY idea.

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I was at PepBoys a while back. They have the rubber boots in all different sizes and the hard pastic line in bulk. You can make up whatever you need.

Well I guess I didn't think about the fact that it would be easy to bend your own.

RCW I was under the impression that the hard plastic was preformed and aftermarket hoses would have the "all over the place look". I'm just trying to keep my formula stock as posible.

I do like the metal tube idea unless there is a way of forming hard plastic, or buying an original peice in good condition. I guess I should ask in the mall forums.

i have one off a 2.8 camaro just have to drill one of the mounting holes a lil bigger. if you want it $25

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Yeah... that line is super brittle. When mine snapped, I took it with me to NAPA and found a perfect replacement for it base off inner/outer diameter, cut to custom length. If you want to go all out, get Rodney's aluminum vacuum line replacement kit; not cheap but very worth it. You can get by for a bit with duct tape.

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'85 V6 SE 4sp (SOLD)
'88 GT Auto (fun car)
'03 Sentra SE-R Spec V (Daily driver)

You can form the plastic with a little help from a heat gun. I have done this before but you do need to be carefull. The metal lines are way easier though.

The stainless lines are by far the best way to go.

All depends on what look you are going for.

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I found this at Autozone. It's hard plastic, but not so brittle you can't bend it a little. Using a heat gun makes it a snap. Got about 4 ft for about $5.00 They have a couple different diameters as well.

quote Originally posted by herb_mcracer: I found this at Autozone. It's hard plastic, but not so brittle you can't bend it a little. Using a heat gun makes it a snap. Got about 4 ft for about $5.00 They have a couple different diameters as well.

That is the stuff.