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    HELP! Need PCV Rubber Boot to pass smog!

    Anyone know where I can get just the rubber "boot" that the PCV valve fits into for a '98 Trans Am?
    It's the boot that has a metal bracket slide into it around the PCV valve and attaches to the valve cover.
    I can't get this from the dealer.
    I failed smog in California because my boot has a tear in it.

    Any help is greatly appreciated!

    Thanks!

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    if your talking about the small rubber elbow? then find a piece of rubber tubing the same size and use that... i grabbed a piece of fluid hose off my grandfathers old ass chevy and heated it up to fit right where the existing one was... worked like a charm and never had a problem again

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    Thanks, but it's not an elbow, it's more of an adapter....
    It looks like this, but mine has a metal clip and not a wire.

    They are very picky about the smog check around here. They wont let me tape it or do anything else to repair it.The dealer sells the entire assembly for around $100, but I only need the rubber boot that the PCV valve fits into.

    Any help?

    Thanks!

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    if the rubber is still soft, buy some rubber cement and glue it back together. just try to rough up in between the tear a little to give the glue something to bond to.

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    Try a junkyard.

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    Also, you could do the pcv valve mod - http://www.installuniversity.com
    somewhere on there. I did it too mine, and works good.

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    Thanks, I usually run a coalescing filter in the PCV line to catch oil....but for smog reasons I have to be completely stock during inspection.
    Nobody else has had to replace this rubber boot? Thanks for any info if you know the best place to get one. I may have to hit the junkyards if that is my only option.

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    I've found some rather odd emisssions parts at our local NAPA. They may not have one at a particular store but ask to look through their catalogs and you might find one they can get in a few days.

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