If I were to get all new vacuum lines, how much would that cost approximately (at a shop)?

 

Do it yourself, not hard, just get the right diameter and cut it to the lenght of your old ones. Pull off old one, cut to size, put on new one. Only a couple cents a foot.

 

hey is that the same for the colored silicone hose i see people have in their engine bays?i wanted to get some silver or blue. like it ius a hose cover or it a replacement hose?

n e help welcome


charlie

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About how many vacuum lines are there?

 

there's a lot of vacuum lines.. just buy 15 ft or so of tubing. pull one line off and cut the new piece to length. replace it. pull the next one off. keep going until you've got new hose on eveything. it's not rocket science.

 

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hey is that the same for the colored silicone hose i see people have in their engine bays?i wanted to get some silver or blue. like it ius a hose cover or it a replacement hose?

n e help welcome


charlie

If you use the colored stuff, make sure its thick. The cheap stuff is thin and when it gets hot it with collapse under pressure.

 

How do you know exactly which lines are vacuum lines?

 

you buy a service manual or look on the stickers on the underside of your hood.

 

...or look at my engine bay on my website in about a week!

 

if coolant comes out and squirts you in the face its not a vaccum line!

 

Where's the best place to pick up Vacuumc lines???

 

Or look at my site right now!
www.hosetechniques.com

 

Other than maxmizd27's site, where's the best place to buy the tubing... also anybody know the diameter for vacuum hoses on a 92 SE? I'm much too lazy to measure... that and I suck at measuring things... it's really pathetic.

 

Hose Techniques isn't my site. It's just the brand of hoses I used. I meant to look at my home page to see what you can do to a 3rd gen with them. I actually had 2 kits. Sorry for the confusion.