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Stalling and bad throttle performance? Advice needed! 200 1988

posted by  VampBoy on  Thu Jun 28 08:17 CST 2007
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Sooooo

After a month or so of this going on, I was under the hood checking on something else with the engine on when i notice a lot of fumes coming from by the intake manifold. I look behind it and there is the fatter hose from the top of the flame trap, dangling. I look closer and see that the nozzle it attaches to on the plastic part from the AMM to the throttle manifold has been ripped right out of the plastic housing. It's completely ruined so I have to order a new one, though duct tape is patching it up at the moment (hard time with that, there is oil EVERYWHERE). this is the air hose from the AMM TO the throttle body, and I found what I THINK is the right part on eeuroparts (part # 1367454) The bentley manual is woefully letting me down on this whole affair and I can't find a part number to confirm, but the picture looks right. I just want to make sure before I order. Anyone confirm?






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