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Old 03-06-2009, 11:09 AM   #1
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Any of you got pictures of the vacume hoses on the explorer intake? I understand it had alot of vac ports you don't use.

A picture is preferable of a explorer intake with all the hoses on it ready to go onto a stock motor
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just plug in all the vac lines off the tree and then plug up what you dont need.
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just plug in all the vac lines off the tree and then plug up what you dont need.
what about the EGR hoses it seems to be a bit different then a stock 5.0 manifold
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the egr vac line runs off the passenger side lines, they are emissions related. the intake vac lines run off the vac tree on the driver side.
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the egr vac line runs off the passenger side lines, they are emissions related. the intake vac lines run off the vac tree on the driver side.
omg haha that was a complete typing error i mean the PCV hoses lmao
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there should be a bung to the rear of the underside of the plenum. just use an elbow of some kind that will work with your hose to connect your pcv. anything that extra or open, cap it off.

now if i recall correctly, and i dont remember if its the tube intake or the gt40 or maybe both, do not have provisions for an ACT bung. you'll either have to tap your own or run the sensor up to your intake elbow. i've been hearing about that lately.
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well im guessing its the tubular GT-40 intake that doesnt have that, cause im running a cobra at the current moment and it has one.
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well im guessing its the tubular GT-40 intake that doesnt have that, cause im running a cobra at the current moment and it has one.
nah its an explorer intake off a 2000
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that is the intake i want to buy



that is hte picture of a explorer i found off the internet.
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you running anything emissions wise?
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