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If the orientation looks al ittle different its because I have the UAOS which changes the location of things a bit.
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Replace location of things a bit

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If the orientation looks al ittle different its because I have the UAOS which changes the location of things a bit.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi - I have a vacuum leak where the metal pipe goes into the connection. Seems the o-ring inside has dried up. I'm having a hell of time finding this part in the parts diagrams or in photos. Does anyone know the actual part number, official name, or where to get one? If the orientation looks al ittle different its because I have the UAOS which changes the location of things a bit.

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https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...110-151-52-OEM

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you sir!!! Now that has to be the worst mis-naming of a part I've ever seen. They might have well called it a turn signal receptacle... LOL. How on earth did you find it?

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