vaccum lines.....
10-04-2005, 05:33 AM
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vaccum lines.....
Well after testing the egr valve, the egr sensor, and vaccum line, it turns out its the vaccum line. It has no vaccum in it, so i must have a vaccum leak. The vaccum hose right next to that one connected to the intake manifold has no vaccum either. I was wondering where do those vaccum lines go to, and can you order the whole lines or you have to just buy the hose from a auto parts store?
10-04-2005, 07:42 AM
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RE: vaccum lines.....
they go to the intake. no vaccum isnt good. your motor makes the vaccum. if you dont have vaccum you could have a motor problem
do you have blow bye? do you have good compression? start getting gauges out and testing
do you have blow bye? do you have good compression? start getting gauges out and testing
10-04-2005, 06:15 PM
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RE: vaccum lines.....
they go to the intake. no vaccum isnt good. your motor makes the vaccum. if you dont have vaccum you could have a motor problem
do you have blow bye? do you have good compression? start getting gauges out and testing
do you have blow bye? do you have good compression? start getting gauges out and testing
m just going to get a notchback with an already rebuilt motor and rebuilt rear end, or low miles. Didn't think about it at the time, but 500 or 600 pounds lighter is a huge difference in the quarter mile.
I replaced the sensor on top of the valve, and that seemed to be the only problem lol. Now i ran the diagnostic, and no error codes came up.
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