2.7t Brake vacuum hose / Suction pump for 6spd car

[V8Star]

Looking for the following brake vacuum hose / suction pump.

This must be from a 6 speed / later manifold car and look like the picture. The hose connects at the fire wall, intake manifold, and throttle inlet hose.

Part number 078133701AD

PM me a price and a photo.

[V8Star]

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[Wagonholic]

If you have the end pieces still, you can make your own using heater hose.
-Take the check valve that goes into the accordion hose, and put that into the brake booster grommet in the firewall
-Take the connector from the intake manifold, and put it back in the intake manifold
-Run a piece of heater hose between the check valve/connector
-Plug the hole on the bottom of the accordion hose and/or buy an accordion hose that does not come with the hole.

The early-style S4 hose was like this, and did not have the 3-way connector in the center anyway. Eliminates another common failure part on these cars. The newer style is worse. Most I have seen (including mine) either blow apart, or are glued/zip-tied together. I have since replaced it and it's now problem free.

[V8Star]

If you have the end pieces still, you can make your own using heater hose.
-Take the check valve that goes into the accordion hose, and put that into the brake booster grommet in the firewall
-Take the connector from the intake manifold, and put it back in the intake manifold
-Run a piece of heater hose between the check valve/connector
-Plug the hole on the bottom of the accordion hose and/or buy an accordion hose that does not come with the hole.

The early-style S4 hose was like this, and did not have the 3-way connector in the center anyway. Eliminates another common failure part on these cars. The newer style is worse. Most I have seen (including mine) either blow apart, or are glued/zip-tied together. I have since replaced it and it's now problem free.

Unfortunately for me I am doing a swap and this hose was never sent with the engine. So I don't have any of the fittings. Thanks for the info, though.

[treysgreen]

I'll see what I have in the shop. I likely have the hose you need.