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Towards the rear of the BASE of twin throttle manifold (approx. 2/3rds of the way down the middle towards the rear on the valley cover itself) there is a round hole with a tapered edge the size of a 50 cent piece. Any one know what belongs there? Is it a grommet of some sort? If so what is the grommet made of. Plastic, rubber or metal/plastic etc. Or is it something else all together? Like some sort of breather for instance. CAN ANY ONE HELP PLEASE ??? Edited by user Thursday, 23 April 2009 2:23:12 AM(UTC)
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Can you post a picture, Im having trouble visualising what you are referring to.
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A T-piece goes in there that has 2 PCV hoses running off it:
The one off the left goes to the air inlet pipe to the throttle bodies, and the one off the right connects to the PCV valve.
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Thanks for your input Dr Terry.
Thanks for your answer to my question Mick.
Solved our problem as someone else had told us
to use a rubber grommet and when we started the engine
for the first time it got sucked in to the engine.
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Try your nearest Holden dealer tomorrow.
The grommet is part # 7439585
The T-piece is part # 92060582
The grommet is the same as what goes in the end of the blue & black carby V8 rocker covers where the PCV valve & PCV vent plug in (one on each sid |
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Thanks for that Mick. Your help is much appreciated. Regarding getting those two parts (grommet+T-piece) from Holden. They are obsolete. Rare Spares carry the grommet but not the T-piece. I will have a look at a universal type T-piece that Rare S Edited by user Friday, 24 April 2009 5:18:38 AM(UTC)
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Good to hear you got it all sorted.
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