Autozone or Napa didnt know what this is..
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Yes the stem is what broke, not the tubing or the tubing connector! would u happen to know the name of the piece of is it what the other guy said on this thread?
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Hmm I don't have the green and white caps like u do! If u check out the pic, there's just the green cap and then a straight hose from the part I need to the throttle body!
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Yea, I did that before. Sort of, yours is different. You need the solenoid purge valve. They call them both. Your test port is on the other stem that isn't busted , -correct ?
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Try this if you want.
1 make sure both pieces are clean.
2 put something inside the hole so you can line them up good.
3 put Baking soda on one piece where they will glue together.
4 put Super Glue on the other piece.
5 shove them together and make sure your alignment dowel (from #2) isn't being glued.
6 put it back together!
I've done this on vacuum switches and other plastic parts and it is pretty strong.The key is the baking soda, it works like a catalyst on the glue. I even fixed the handle on a 1/2 inch drill before.
Just be careful not to glue your fingers down!
OR go buy a new one.
1 make sure both pieces are clean.
2 put something inside the hole so you can line them up good.
3 put Baking soda on one piece where they will glue together.
4 put Super Glue on the other piece.
5 shove them together and make sure your alignment dowel (from #2) isn't being glued.
6 put it back together!
I've done this on vacuum switches and other plastic parts and it is pretty strong.The key is the baking soda, it works like a catalyst on the glue. I even fixed the handle on a 1/2 inch drill before.
Just be careful not to glue your fingers down!
OR go buy a new one.
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