YOUR RESEARCHDoes anyone know how to remove this hose from Vacuum Unit?
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Hi all I am almost done with the horrific job of clean up and replacement of my AOS While attaching the intake plenum and throttle body, the vacuum hose snapped and now I can't seem to get the 1/4" hose such inside the vacuum unit. Does anyone have any idea how to remove it? Does it even come off or is it glued to the vacuum unit Thank you
Try prying it upward with a small flathead screwdriver inserted where the cutout is...get under it and work it up slowly. Some penetrating oil can help break it free. The rubber gets sticky from the heat and wear, but once it starts to.move it will come off without much force. You can also run a blade up the fragment, again through the opening/slit up the side.
How about drive a screw into the hose...this will give you something to grab with pliers.
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