2008 CX-9 brake booster nightmare - Coolant line part needed, help!

[destroyer88]

Hi All,

Working on removing and replacing a bad brake booster. Could someone help identify the 90 degree connector (part no.) for the coolant line, circle in red, in the attached photo? I broke it by accident while trying to remove a couple brake fluid lines right under the brake booster.

I need to get this replaced. Also I can't seem to remove the broken connector as well, any hints would be great.

Thanks.
-destroyer88

Note: Picture was a capture from google search and mine broke.

 

[sm1ke]

I'm not familiar with the 1st gen CX-9, but you might have some luck here:

Select Parts Category - 2008 Mazda CX-9 | RealMazdaParts.com

www.realmazdaparts.com

 

[youri]

Not sure as well. But here is a link to the workshop manual which may help you find the parts.
https://www.mazdas247.com/forum/ind...-repair-service-manual.123794870/post-6606002

 

[PTguy]

Is that something that could be replaced with a generic hydraulic hose elbow? You'll need to know the inside diameter of each hose and if the elbow's ends that go inside the hoses are a standard hose barb.

 

[Fmanalopr]

Hi All,

Working on removing and replacing a bad brake booster. Could someone help identify the 90 degree connector (part no.) for the coolant line, circle in red, in the attached photo? I broke it by accident while trying to remove a couple brake fluid lines right under the brake booster.

I need to get this replaced. Also I can't seem to remove the broken connector as well, any hints would be great.

Thanks.
-destroyer88

Note: Picture was a capture from google search and mine broke.

Hi, I had the same problem and all I did was slide the hose over the pipe and put a clamp on it. Its been 2 years and no problem so far.