WANTED: TGP Vacuum Spider #10114903

[Penglii]

I need a Vacuum Spider #10114903 for my TGP.

gmpartsdirect, gmpartsgiant, and gmpartseast all cancelled my order because they no longer have any.
My local GM dealer has yet to get back to me... which I'm assuming means they cannot get me one either.

I remember reading that JeffM stockpiled dozens of these back in the day... but of course he has dropped off the W-body planet.

So... if anyone has a new one they are stockpiling and willing to sell, or if anyone knows where I can actually get one... please let me know!!!

[Penglii]

BUMP?

[POPEYEZTGP]

BUMP?

i work at a GM dealer,, i can check and see.. i had them look up a few things for me just to see if i can still get things.. and they find them in the vintage section 

[Penglii]

i work at a GM dealer,, i can check and see.. i had them look up a few things for me just to see if i can still get things.. and they find them in the vintage section

Feel free to try  :icon_cool:

[POPEYEZTGP]

Feel free to try  :icon_cool:

well bad news its discontinued .. but i remember asking at auto zone.. i think they can get it... my guy gave me the web site to gm for restoration parts it's WWW.GMRESTORATIONPARTS.COM

[Penglii]

Yeah, everyone told me it's discontinued as well.
Neither autozone or oreillys can get it either.

Thanks for trying.

[mfewtrail]

*I know I'm really late to the topic.* If push comes to shove, you can always replace the vacuum spider with regular rubber or silicone vacuum tubing. If you search, there should be some old posts on w-body about the sizes you would need to do this. It won't look as neat as factory, but still won't be very noticeable if you trim the lines to the correct length and route them to hide them a bit.

[Penglii]

Yeah, I'm currently using 4mm silicone tubing as replacement vacuum line.
It works good, but it does not always look good. LOL

Thanks for the response though!