So when I was messing around under the hood I noticed some of my vacuum lines weren't seated in their clips. I pushed a little too hard and cracked the line going from the Evap purge solenoid to the Evap cannister. I've got some gorilla tape on it for now; but I can't find any replacement lines online. Should I just cut it and splice with some rubber hose? Last picture I'm pointing to which line on the solenoid it is.

 

Or some heat shrink tubing.

 

Well when I took the gorilla tape off I broke the tube, so had to splice with some fuel hose. I ended up breaking the tube right at the boot of the evap purge valve connector too. Once again I have it covered in gorilla tape. I think I'm gonna have to go to a scrapyard and get a donor boot to splice onto it. I doubt the gorilla tape is actually air tight. Thinking I'll go find one of these and cut just the one boot out:




This is the damage:




And gorilla tape lol





Here’s the splice I made where I originally broke the line

 

I've used fuel lines to patch mine too - It's held well for several years

 

There's very little pressure/vacuum in there. As long as you don't get an evap code, you're gtg.