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just need one to connect up my MAP sensor.

anyone know where i can get one from?

Hey mate,

I recently connected my electronic boost controller and got an extra T piece from bunnings. If you go in and look in the garden irrigation systems section you will find a T piece about the right size that you need for the size hose used for alot of the vacume lines. You get about ten of them for $6 or so and it works fine. As a bonus they are black in colour so they dont jump out of the engine bay at Mr Popo when he gets you to lift the bonnet for him.

Hope this helps ya out.

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thanks guys, bunnings had them. they didnt have any 3-way splitters left in stock, so i had to grab a 4-way splitter and block one off.

i also grabbed a little piece that will work as a water spray nozzle for my fmic.

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