Discontinued Part
11-23-2017, 02:09 PM
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Discontinued Part
So the vacuum fitting for my 94 camaro Z28 is broken and the part has been discontinued.
https://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.c.../10235337.html
Part Number: 10235337 ; 214-614; 214614; 10235337; 10186183
It's #19 and I can't find the part anywhere. Does anyone know where I can get one, or something that will fit and work?
https://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.c.../10235337.html
Part Number: 10235337 ; 214-614; 214614; 10235337; 10186183
It's #19 and I can't find the part anywhere. Does anyone know where I can get one, or something that will fit and work?
11-23-2017, 04:31 PM
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Re: Discontinued Part
As I mentioned in your other thread, I think with a STOCK configuration, the nipple sticking out the side is not connected to anything. I think it is just a vent. Appears on your 94 someone did the AIR system recall (2 links in your other thread), but the 94 was never included in the recall, only 95-97.
The system works either way. The vent was to keep any exhaust flow out of the pump, because it corroded the pump, the pump seized up and drew too many amps, blowing the fuse. Does your car still have a cat? The only reason the AIR system exists is to heat up the cats on cold start, so they will start to work. The engine runs the same, with or without the AIR system.
I mentioned, I have my stock 94 AIR pump assembly and hoses connected to it. If you can wait until tomorrow, I will find the pump in my garage parts pile and verify. If I find it, let me think about sending you the part. I'll be selling my car next year, and maybe someone would want all the parts I removed. But here in NJ there is no longer any kind of inspection, smog or safety on cars 1995 and older.
The system works either way. The vent was to keep any exhaust flow out of the pump, because it corroded the pump, the pump seized up and drew too many amps, blowing the fuse. Does your car still have a cat? The only reason the AIR system exists is to heat up the cats on cold start, so they will start to work. The engine runs the same, with or without the AIR system.
I mentioned, I have my stock 94 AIR pump assembly and hoses connected to it. If you can wait until tomorrow, I will find the pump in my garage parts pile and verify. If I find it, let me think about sending you the part. I'll be selling my car next year, and maybe someone would want all the parts I removed. But here in NJ there is no longer any kind of inspection, smog or safety on cars 1995 and older.