Vacuum Reservoir missing? anyone have pictures?

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Does anyone have a picture of the vacuum reservoir??? I think that my car is missing it bc I have nothing in the passengers side fender that is hooked up to vacuum lines at all and I have vacuum controlled components that don’t work correctly or just don’t work at all such as… HVAC only blows when I am at idle. Cruise doesn’t work. And I have a big hesitation when I get heavy on the throttle so I don’t think that Fuel Pressure regulator is getting vacuum. Any pictures or advice would be greatly appreciated. I am going to try and take some pictures today and post what I have. Thanks in advance for any help. Oh, I have already seen the HVAC diagram from Jrichker FYI, thanks for that too by the way.

 

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http://dallasmustang.com/page/products.php?category=&group=&family=&product=3467

 

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Thanks. Yea I definatley dont have one of those bad boys. Now one more request... Does anyone have a picture of where in the passenger fender its located? that would be a lot of help.

 

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I don't have one...was told not to worry too much about it

 

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where is this located is there any diagrams on it? i dont have one? does this do anything with heating/ac or power brakes??

 

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it is probably IN the fender, pull out the pass. side inner fender well to find it most likely..as far as i know it stores vacuum for later use, probably not THAT important, try stomping the brake while on the throttle, if it's harder than usual a canister might help, if it's normal then it's probably OK. I believe summit or jegs(one of those company's) sells an aftermarket vacuum reservoir, kinda like "storage" for vacuum..good luck

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SoCal89GT said:

Does anyone have a picture of the vacuum reservoir??? I think that my car is missing

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sorry to bump this old ass thread but the pic posted is gone and i cant find anything else

 

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it's the one to the left of the circled one. the sphere looking one

 

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thanks for the response

 

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Unless I'm wrong the part that is circled is a reserve for the HVAC @ WOT and used for the TAB TAB AND EVR. The round black ball canister more toward the cowl area in that picture is the actual HVAC vacuum canister.

 

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I know this is an old thread, but I actually use the search function ... Can anyone tell me if you can replace those parts by just pulling out the inner fender well panel? Or, does the 1/4 panel have to come off completely?

 

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All you need to do is remove the splash shield to gain access to either of the reserve vacuum cannisters.

 

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Thanks.

 

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Could either of those vacuum canisters cause vacuum leak problems?

 

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If either the cannister or the lines going to it are broke in some place, Yes it could cause a vacuum leak.

 

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If they are damaged or the lines leak then yes. Vacuum leaks are vacuum leaks

 

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I may have found my vacuum leak then.....but I also have a vacuum line going from the manifold towards the passengers side that is capped off with a screw. I don't know where this line goes or what it was for. I'll take and post pics of the lines I'm talking about.

 

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91StangGT5.0 said:

I may have found my vacuum leak then.....but I also have a vacuum line going from the manifold towards the passengers side that is capped off with a screw. I don't know where this line goes or what it was for. I'll take and post pics of the lines I'm talking about.

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A picture will definitely help.

But if it's a black vacuum line it went to rubber block where other emission vacuum lines ( air diverter valve, air bypass valve and EGR) were also attached.

 

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4G-KDMP said:

A picture will definitely help.

But if it's a black vacuum line it went to rubber block where other emission vacuum lines ( air diverter valve, air bypass valve and EGR) were also attached.

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http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm241/mbonifield04/IMG_0119.jpg

This is what I was talking about.

 

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That is the vacuum line I was talking about.
The end your showing with the screw in it goes here.
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I'll assume that you all your emission related equipment is either removed or capped off, and what someone did to that line was to stick a screw in the end to act as a plug to stop any vacuum leak?