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Vacume line from passenger side

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DJHA90

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Where does this hose plug into?
 
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no pic
 

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What I meant to ask is: Where does the vacume hose, that comes from the passanger side, plug into? The Intake, AFPR, ???
 

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The pass side feeds FROM a soleniod on the firewall...it gets connected under the intake...should have a port next to where the PCV gets connected..on a stock intake it has its own port to connect to...

see the pic....

 

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Thanks. Thats what I was looking for!!!
 
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RIO5.0 said:
The pass side feeds FROM a soleniod on the firewall...it gets connected under the intake...should have a port next to where the PCV gets connected..on a stock intake it has its own port to connect to...

see the pic....

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hey i have a question, on the passenger side port, you said it connects to a solenoid, my motor is in a vintage car so its all changed. what solenoid is it? do u have a picture by chance?
 

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see the pic.....on the left you can just see a Cream colored connector across from my breather cap, its on the firewall and you can see a hose feeding to it..this is a soleniod that feeds the fuel recovery sysyem...goes to the charcoal can in the pass fender....a line from the fuel take feeds here to,

 
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This is known as the 'canister purge' solenoid. It opens to let the stored vapors in the canister into the intake to be burnt.

Rick
 

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rockin_rick said:
This is known as the 'canister purge' solenoid. It opens to let the stored vapors in the canister into the intake to be burnt.

Rick
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Ya...What he said....
 
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RIO5.0 said:
see the pic.....on the left you can just see a Cream colored connector across from my breather cap, its on the firewall and you can see a hose feeding to it..this is a soleniod that feeds the fuel recovery sysyem...goes to the charcoal can in the pass fender....a line from the fuel take feeds here to,

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OK THANKS
 
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EGR

RIO5.0 said:
see the pic.....on the left you can just see a Cream colored connector across from my breather cap, its on the firewall and you can see a hose feeding to it..this is a soleniod that feeds the fuel recovery sysyem...goes to the charcoal can in the pass fender....a line from the fuel take feeds here to,

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ONE MORE QUESTION, WHERE DOES THE EGR VACUM PLUG INTO?
 
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It plugs into a fitting next to where the fuel pressure regulator plugs into (the small hose in the first pic posted goes to the FPR). The other larger fitting there (easily seen) feed a manifold on the drivers fender well that feeds the brake booster, HVAC, and cruise servo (along with vac tank).

Rick
 

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RIO5.0 said:
The pass side feeds FROM a soleniod on the firewall...it gets connected under the intake...should have a port next to where the PCV gets connected..on a stock intake it has its own port to connect to...

see the pic....

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Does this hose operate the A/C vents?
 

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Anybody? My A/C stopped blowing out of the front vents, and when I checked my hoses, this one was broke all of the sudden. I heard that vacuum lines control the opening and closing of your vents. Is this the culprit of my problem? Somebody please let me know something. I have GOT to get this fixed. It's FREAKIN HOT in Texas.
 

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There's a thinner plastic hose coming from the vacuum tree by the master cylinder that operates your vents... It enters the firewall right around the heater core hoses.
 
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