replacement hose brake booster line intake manifold 99
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replacement hose brake booster line intake manifold 99
So finally got my car driving after a year. Trying to tackle some maintenance. Was trying to replace a vaccum line in the back of my intake manifold and found the part to be discontinued miata NC10-43-481.
43-481 on this picture. If i understand correctly there is a check valve but it is on the other side of the line 43-640 that connects to the brake booster. So I can replace this line with just a generic piece of hose. Fuel line or vacuum line. Is there a comparable line that will fit and is pre-shapped?
43-481 on this picture. If i understand correctly there is a check valve but it is on the other side of the line 43-640 that connects to the brake booster. So I can replace this line with just a generic piece of hose. Fuel line or vacuum line. Is there a comparable line that will fit and is pre-shapped?
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[QUOTE=Pitlab77;1522248]NC10-43-481.
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Did you actually try and order one? $27.66 here: Part Number: NC1043481 and looks to be in stock.
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Did you actually try and order one? $27.66 here: Part Number: NC1043481 and looks to be in stock.
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Yep. Been looking for one as well and it's NLA in most places. I was also looking for 43-640 for my MSM. I forget, but i believe one of the two hoses has a restrictor valve/pill in it. II'm assuming any old hose will work and you can just cut out the restrictor valve/pill from one hose to the other?
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Yep. Couldn't remember which of the two has the check valve. Good to know a generic valve did the trick. Have to replace mine on the MSM since they're both pretty dry-rotted and I think there may be a small vac leak there.
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I believe Stock is correct, it's different from '90-'2000 vs nb2's
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-OEM-BRA...frcectupt=true
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-OEM-BRA...frcectupt=true
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I tired ordering from a different ebay vendor but i was refunded the money today so I guess he didnt have the part.
I'll try the next two places and see. I'll probably just end up with a generic hose.
Also as far as I know the other end is still made and sold.
I'll try the next two places and see. I'll probably just end up with a generic hose.
Also as far as I know the other end is still made and sold.
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Nb's have the valve at the booster and Na's have it at the IM. If you want to replace either of these hoses you need to have reinforced brake booster hose, not some random rubber hose. If you need to delete the cross over metal tube- The dodge srt4/neon hose is cheap and perfect as for length, can be found on ebay. Saves space, weight and looks better imo.
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