Was trying to remove the intake manifold to swap spark plugs, ended up snapping this tube off, I have no idea what thus is for, and if it's okay, it's a pretty clean break and no missing plastic it just snapped due to weather and force I guess when I was trying to undo it. Can any one tell me what this does and what the best course of action is please? Low key freaking out and being a noob makes this even worse lol.
3.3TT Broke plastic tube on intake manifold help
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Gorilla glue is a brand.
Which one are you suggesting for this repair
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Researching my answer it looks like a two-part epoxy might be a better suggestionGorilla glue is a brand.
Which one are you suggesting for this repair
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the OEM replacement part might be of similar cost to any chemical fix.
Check for a price for a replacement part first.
If you have a scrap yard near you, you might get lucky and be able to source a used part.
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I think your broken bit is the hose that plugs into here....
But I can't seem to easily find that hose.
But I can't seem to easily find that hose.
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What did you end up doing to fix? I have the exact same issue.
Bonded it with plastic, seems to be doing a good job lol
