stuck throttle?
#31
Here ya go. Sorry about the bad quality. Pulled over on the side of the highway and snapped a pic with my cell phone. I tightened my zip tie pretty tight. Never ha an issue with it popping off since then. Good luck!
#33
My pop sound is like a cork out of a wine bottle but yeah like a balloon too and the hose (I'm thinking) is near there but to the left. I can't tell from your pic because it's not zoomed out. Maybe I can see mine on a photobucket pic. Got slow internet service here!
#36
Would symptoms be the same though? Excessive RPMs and seem like throttle is stuck? If u look at the part u tied off, go to the left of that connector where a small hose goes in, that's where mine popped off. My husband said he has the one you tied off, clamped closed already.
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Intake should never see pressure, no less enough pressure to push or a hose unless the hose is just a worn out. Infact that much pressure could damage a vacuum gage. Even the ones design to read pressure are only good to 10 psi.
I am very curious as to what could pressurised an entire intake enough to blow a line off, Even cars that had bent intake valves that would push the entire content of the cylinder into the intake will not blow off a vacuum line unless it backfires. There is always one cylinder on the intake stroke so what every is poping the hose off would need a massive amount of air Very quickly. We are taking turbo charger levels of volume unless I am thinking of this wrong.
I am very curious as to what could pressurised an entire intake enough to blow a line off, Even cars that had bent intake valves that would push the entire content of the cylinder into the intake will not blow off a vacuum line unless it backfires. There is always one cylinder on the intake stroke so what every is poping the hose off would need a massive amount of air Very quickly. We are taking turbo charger levels of volume unless I am thinking of this wrong.