What is this part called and where can I order one

[Blue Thunder 42]

You could use a bit of tape just until you get one. I'd give you my old one if I could find it, might be not too hard to find.

[BLK2KSS]

i got one sittin in the garage if u wanna buy it

[120inna55]

Meh. It's simple. Just unplug, spray, let dry, then reassemble.

Ok, you convinced me. I wonder if I can find CRC MAF Cleaner at AutoZone?

I "won" the bellows off eBay for $21 shipped. I may have gotten the wrong thing, though. It says it's for 98-02 Trans Am WS6. In some places the "WS6" is not mentioned, but other places it is. My TA is not the WS6, but I took a chance there is no difference in the bellows.

[Z28boy2000]

ive got my stock bellow sitting in my garage ill give it to you for 15$

[alittle1]

ive got my stock bellow sitting in my garage ill give it to you for 15$

That sounds a bit ambiguous, " I'll Give..." and "for 15$". which is it? Give or you want $15 bucks???? You were going to throw it out anyways, weren't you.

[mike171562]

couldnt you just use a piece of 4 inch rubber flex hose from Home Depot?

[mbrownin]

FYI only, since you have already bought one, but stock GM part number is 25170358.

[Z28boy2000]

Haha that would be 15 for it.

[BLK2KSS]

i was gonna say like $10-$12 for mine, lol

[Cutlass]

I'll sell you mine for $9 shipped

[BLK2KSS]

I'll sell you mine for $9 shipped

damn son this is gettin cut throat .... u can get mine for ummmm $8.99!

[DaddySS]

25170358 - 98-02 f Body

[120inna55]

Hmmm....for some reason, although I'd subscribed to this thread to be notified immediately, I wasn't notified. So, I wasn't ignoring those last few posts, I just figured there weren't any new ones.

While I appreciate the "offers", as I said back in this post, I'd already purchased one off eBay as per some of the suggestions earlier in the thread.

The used bellows came in today. It was dirty, but it cleaned up fine, and the swap was a breeze. The MAF screen had a few insect wings on it, but otherwise it was in good shape.

It turns out the "cracks" in the rubber weren't cracks at all. The rubber was in good shape and very pliable. The cracks were definetly the work of a rodent---the little bastard! Here's a pic: