vacuum line help please
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vacuum line help please
wondering if I can get some advise on where these missing vacuum lines go, and why would they have been disconnected[/IMG]
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I'd say that the one that appears to be disconnected is not, it looks like there is a plug in it and that is pretty common.
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Bottom (with green plug) is test port, port that goes right and splits goes to a vacuum tank and cruise control actuator (located in driver fender behind front wheel), last port that heads towards the firewall is to supply vacuum for controlling the hvac system underneath the center console. Have you tested and seen vacuum loss after turning off the car?
edit: forgot to mention in case, the top port goes to the break booster with black/blue check valve between for vacuum supply. I dont see the check valve in your pictures from those angles....
edit: forgot to mention in case, the top port goes to the break booster with black/blue check valve between for vacuum supply. I dont see the check valve in your pictures from those angles....
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Bottom (with green plug) is test port, port that goes right and splits goes to a vacuum tank and cruise control actuator (located in driver fender behind front wheel), last port that heads towards the firewall is to supply vacuum for controlling the hvac system underneathe the centerconsole. Have you tested and seen vacuum loss after turning off the car?
edit: forgot to mention in case, the top port goes to the break booster with black/blue check valve between for vacuum supply. I dont see the check valve in your pictures from those angles....
edit: forgot to mention in case, the top port goes to the break booster with black/blue check valve between for vacuum supply. I dont see the check valve in your pictures from those angles....
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Thanks to all on the above!, I had another photo of another line in question, but having trouble getting that pic posted for some reason. It is on the pass side between the coolant reservior bottle and the washer fluid fill neck, its like a dash pot with a small screw in the top.
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I'd look at this for the rest of your vacuum control system on how it should be:
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...85-vacuum.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...85-vacuum.html