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02-26-2005, 09:11 PM
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intrunk air pump
hi all, i found out i have the air pump already installed in the trunk. it has on, off buttons and an air valve. where do you get the hose to use for this?i figure i need at least 20 feet to reach the front tires. would an auto parts store have this or what?
thx cory 95 bonnie sse 
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#2
02-26-2005, 11:03 PM
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you could probably try junk yards. The transports came with the rear air pump too (my 92 had one). check around. Dealers might carry them too, arn't they still an option on newer pontiacs??
I don't think an auto store would have it, maybe NAPA... but a long shot.
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#3
02-26-2005, 11:08 PM
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Re: intrunk air pump
Yep... junk yards and Ebay is your best bet for the hose. I've usually see the whole emergency kit for sale on Ebay not just the hose though.
It's nice to know that they are available from more vehicles than just the Bonne. Expands the search.
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#4
03-01-2005, 06:59 PM
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I bought a demo in 1996 and the hose was missing when I first went to use it a couple years later. Dealer wanted $94 back then. I just made one for about $20. Buy a long section of the coiled plastic neumatic hose (sometimes it's yellow) that has the threaded female ends. Then buy the air chucks, or Sears has an assortment kit for filling mattresses, toys, balls, tires, etc. Make sure you buy a locking air chuck for one end because you can't hold both sides at the same time (unless you have two people).
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#5
03-01-2005, 08:08 PM
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thx 1regal and others,
i called a dealer and they want 107.00 for it. so i thought about the hose and the fittings idea , now i know it can be had... cory
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