Sounds like that's a vacuum hose. A vacuum leak will cause a high idle speed. Also, on any car other than a Chrysler product, air sneaking into the engine that doesn't go through the mass air flow sensor will not get measured, and the amount of fuel commanded by the Engine Computer will not be correct. Stalling and poor performance will result.
There's a sticker under the hood that shows the vacuum hose routing. You can use that to see where the broken hose goes to. If that hose is hard plastic, it can spliced or replaced with a piece of rubber hose.
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Saturday, October 12th, 2013 AT 1:19 PM