Chevy Cowboy

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Sence going back naturally aspirated to make room for future plans . Wondering whats the best way to plug the vacuum port on the passenger side of the intake manifold? nnbs intake btw

Chevy Cowboy

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no suggestions? Theres a little tab i had to break off to get my vacuum operated guages to work, aswell as wastegate and blowoff valve, looking to just plug it now, got a peice of vacuum hose with a screw in one end and a bunch of caulking around it to plug it, but Im looking for a cleaner more permanent solution, thanks guys

BlownChevy

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The one on the top is the only Manifold Vac port.

Preston129

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You tapped a hole in the manifold? If it has a nipple, cap it with a rubber vacuum cap.

nonnieselman

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Just route it over to the PCV hose goin from the intake to the valve cover. put a T in it and it wont look goofy with a plug on the intake.

Atomic

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Pic?

Depending on the size of the hole tap it for 1/4npt and put a brass plug in it.

Chevy Cowboy

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yes its on the passenger side but you are correct its somewhat on top, but the nozzle shaped platic sticks almost straight out horizontally. I cant find a cap thats about the right size, I could tap it for a 1/4 npt fitting and plug that I suppose

green02

Pn 41050 in the help section at autozone is where i got my vacuum caps. Like 3 bux i think.

green02

That is what i used to cap my vacuum port. Mine is nbs but i think the ports are the same.