Hey guys, i have a 1985 Bronco II, 2.8L, XLT. There is a hose that is missing from the side of my air filter housing that leads to the front of the vehicle. I have searched high and low for this replacement hose. I think my biggest problem is that I do not know what the part is actually called. Does anyone know what this part would be called? Thanks, upfront, for the help.
Hey guys, i have a 1985 Bronco II, 2.8L, XLT. There is a hose that is missing
from the side of my air filter housing that leads to the front of the vehicle. I have
searched high and low for this replacement hose. I think my biggest problem is
that I do not know what the part is actually called. Does anyone know what this
part would be called? Thanks, upfront, for the help.
I think it would be the PCV intake , air is drawn from the crankcase and has to be replaced somehow . If you find the O.E.M. part (if ) it'll probably cost more than a piece of hose of the shelf .
This is where the missing part goes, just for further clarification and Thanks to beatupchevy for the info
that's just the ram air intake , you don't really need it unless they bust your balls for an emissions part not being there , but that trucks grandaddied in I think . One guy said drawing in air from the highway will clog your air filter quicker with dirt and debris from the road .
here's your answer
And another pic -- just happened to have one sitting on my fake fireplace
