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Open a bottle of good wine.
Save the cork.
Save the cork.
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Okay.....no cork.
Was that part of the removed emissions control stuff? Manifold vacuum?
On US water pumps, often you will get a Corbin Clamp and a rubber cap, to cap off unused heater hose lines on the generic pumps.
I think I still have one or two around here somewhere.
Will a 1/2" or 5/8" piece of heater hose fit over it?
If so, see if your local parts place has one (looks like a rubber thimble), put a flatwasher inside to keep vacuum from pulling the end in too far, and push it on. Since no pressure, probably won't need a clamp, altho some sealer inside before you press it on would be cheap insurance.
Was that part of the removed emissions control stuff? Manifold vacuum?
On US water pumps, often you will get a Corbin Clamp and a rubber cap, to cap off unused heater hose lines on the generic pumps.
I think I still have one or two around here somewhere.
Will a 1/2" or 5/8" piece of heater hose fit over it?
If so, see if your local parts place has one (looks like a rubber thimble), put a flatwasher inside to keep vacuum from pulling the end in too far, and push it on. Since no pressure, probably won't need a clamp, altho some sealer inside before you press it on would be cheap insurance.