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Old 03-18-2013, 02:59 PM
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4.9l straight 6 vaccum lines is cut and i dont know where it goes
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That isn't right. That looks for carbureted, other than the MAP. Here's for my '87, much closer if not the same.

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good thing they put that under my hood too. now if i can figure out the vacuum tree routing i'd be happier lol. its on the upper manifold and 1 line goes to the brake booster 1 line goes to my map sensor and 1 goes to my evr 1 has a screw in it and the other goes somewhere
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Sounds like someone deleted the smog pump. The tree is in the diagram labeled man vac, it's just a vacuum port. Not all holes are used.
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That isn't right. That looks for carbureted, other than the MAP. Here's for my '87, much closer if not the same.

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Blame autozone if it's wrong, that's where I found it.

P.S. Carbed engines did NOT utilize MAP sensors. Some of them used BMAP and it aint the same.
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Blame autozone if it's wrong, that's where I found it.
It does say typical on it, which I have found means any but your own vehicle.
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P.S. Carbed engines did NOT utilize MAP sensors.
Some do. But that is why I put that exception in there.
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