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whats this hose

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1vibrent red gt

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This hose is comming from behind my dash by my clutch.i dont have a clue what its for
 

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gearheadboy

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1vibrent red gt said:
This hose is comming from behind my dash by my clutch.i dont have a clue what its for
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Open the hood and look where it goes?
 

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^ what he said
 
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I think brake booster but that cant be right.other than that i cant see were it goes
 

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I can't get the picture to open in full size because my internet is being a twat. However, I'm pretty sure that the hose actually goes to your brake pedal, not the clutch. It is for the cruise control. When the brake pedal is pressed, it opens an air valve and relieves the vacuum in the cruise control shutting it off. The other side of it goes into the driver's side fender where all the cruise control vacuum canisters and controls are.

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Oh, and for the love of god get rid of that teflon oil pressure gauge hose. That's going to leave you stranded some day. The copper line replacement kit is only like $12.

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Oh, and for the love of god get rid of that teflon oil pressure gauge hose. That's going to leave you stranded some day. The copper line replacement kit is only like $12.

Kurt
 

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revhead347 said:
I can't get the picture to open in full size because my internet is being a twat. However, I'm pretty sure that the hose actually goes to your brake pedal, not the clutch. It is for the cruise control.
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That's exactly what I was thinking.
 

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Well it's not something Ford put there. Look at the threaded fitting on the end of the hose. That's pretty hokey if you ask me.
 
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The is no hose to the cruise control from the brake pedal. That's not how the system works.

When the brake pedal is applied an electrical signal from the stoplight switch to the speed control amplifier will turn off the system; and in addition, the speed control dump valve will mechanically release the vacuum in the speed control servo. This releases the throttle independently of the amplifier control.
 

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toyman said:
The is no hose to the cruise control from the brake pedal.
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Actually there IS a hose coming from high up behind the brake pedal, and I disconnected it when I removed my non-functional cruise control system.
 
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