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IAB vacuum hose connector snapped HELP

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    IAB vacuum hose connector snapped HELP

    Hi i have a cb7 with an f22a6 in it. the connector from the back of the iab black box has snapped and now i have hissing in my engine bay. The way the connector snapped i have no meat to glue it back on. Where do they sell a new box i cant find it on any car parts store. is there something else i can do to rig it?
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    you can try to glue it back or go to the junkyard and find one


    92 cb7 http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=176886

    91 cb9 wagon

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      #3
      like cb7_dohc said, glue it or find one at the junk yard. i'll have to find one for my a6, because i dont have the piece that broke off

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        #4
        just gut the iab lol
        COUPE K24

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          #5
          Whjat are the benefits of gutting the iab box? and how do i go about it?also what is the easiest way to remove it? it seems like a tight spot in there

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            #6
            You can just block off the vacuum supply so you don't have a vacuum leak. You won't feel any significant gains with it disconnected. I just capped off my vacuum supply on my H22 with Hondata p28 and couldn't tell the difference.
            You CAN'T Fix Stupid!

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              #7
              what do you mean i wont feel significant gains.If i block it off i will lose power?

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                Originally posted by troubledrican View Post
                what do you mean i wont feel significant gains.If i block it off i will lose power?
                I blocked mine off and did not feel any major difference. I did not gut the butterfly plates, just blocked off the vacuum supply. It is better to block off the vacuum supply (temporarly, until you can replace the box) than to try and glue it on and possibly have a vacuum leak.
                You CAN'T Fix Stupid!

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