Can you identify this elbow?

thewaydown

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So, my cooling fan exploded at really high RPMs, and broke a bunch of crap: blew a hole in the side of the battery, tore up fan shroud, blew off plastic elbow connected to steering pump reservoir, shattered part of the plastic cover that goes over the intake, dented the hood, tore a hole in a vacuum (I think?) Hose, cracked said hoses' elbow, not to mention a COMPLETELY eviscerated fan.

I was pretty impressed at how much damage it caused, to say the least. Fan clutch was seized, so when I floored it in a moment of panic, the fan decided to unalive itself and tried to take out as much as it could in the process.

Anyway, I'm having trouble identifying this elbow pictured below, can anyone help?
 

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i could not find anything on the diagram , even on the epc diagram for air cleaner.

if your area don't do any smog check, consider an air intake from AFE, the TRD use that design, or try a junk yard and swap it out, maybe a home depot ?
 
i could not find anything on the diagram , even on the epc diagram for air cleaner.

if your area don't do any smog check, consider an air intake from AFE, the TRD use that design, or try a junk yard and swap it out, maybe a home depot ?



Dang. I had a feeling it was a part of the housing. Since I can't afford a new intake right now, looks like it's the junkyard or JB plastic weld that will have to suffice for now.

Thanks guys!
 

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