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Where can i find a vacuum line to do this?

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GTA_V6_Mustang

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Ok well our Project car 99 GT is coming along great, but we wanted to do a seafoam treatment to the manifold but theres a problem, when i get the can to disconnect the brake booster line i look and find out, theres is no brake booster line there, if i looked at it right its hydraulic... Is there anyone who can tell me where the line is on this 4.6l that i could feed the seafoam through, thanks.
 

Mike97gt

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just take off any large vacumm line but make sure it's a vacumm line.
 

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Is this for a 94 V6? You may have better luck in the 3.8 forum on where the vaccume hoses are.

But in general here we go. Make sure the car is OFF first. Remove one rubber line that connectes to the CAI....but just the end that connects to the CAI, leave the other end plugged into the intake manifold. Start the car up. and use the rubber hose to slowly suck out the seafoam.

NOTE: if you unplug the hose while its running, the car will most likely die...same will happen if you try to suck the seafoam out too fast.

Hope that helps .
 

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He said 99 GT
 

hotmustang331

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OOPPSS!!!! Well that same method still applys

Thanks for pointing that out...cant believe I missed it
 

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There's a 19-page thread on this in the Talk section.
 
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SeaFoam
 
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seafoam
 

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You can stick a straw in the PCV located on the passenger side valve cover. Just feed it in slowly.
 

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