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Old 12-30-2012, 10:47 AM
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I have a 1996 Blazer and I have been having problems with the four wheel drive. found that the switch on the T' case was bad and replaced it. Now I have a Vacuum leak at the switch. 3 pin vacuum connector is bad. I am having trouble finding a replacement. Any help finding a part number or part would be a great help.

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Is the connector too loose around the prongs? If so wrap some duct tape around the Prongs to make them larger.
 
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Edit: Nevermind! See below.
 

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The connector should be OE part number is 15537463 according to NalleyGMC.com's Parts Diagram & listing (click on the PN for the diagrams). You might want to confirm that with your local GM dealer before ordering as some of the other diagrams seem to conflict a bit, but according to the image below, it does appear to be the correct PN:



One of the diagrams shows some additional 'connectors' that are likely hard plastic lines to adapt between the rubber mutli-port connector PN-15537463 to the 3 individual vacuum lines. You can probably make them yourself out of normal hose barbs often available in assortment packs at your favorite autoparts store.
 
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Thanks swartlkk for the help.
That is the connector and have one on order.

Steve
 
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