You can type here any text you want

HVAC Vacuum Lines

Welcome!

By registering with us, you'll be able to discuss, share and private message with other members of our community.

SignUp Now!

KRussell503

New Member
Joined
Jun 27, 2016
Messages
26
Alright, after some searching I think I need a hand.


Have a slight vacuum leak and working it out.
Yes I have the diagram both on the car and in books.


Here's the situation.


Running no EGR, no cruise. I have a hobbes switch currently on the intake vacuum block. Right now I have a solo line going to the boost Guage, one to the fpr, one to the brakes (vacuum conversion), one for the pvc ( rjc style), the hobbes, and the map sensor.

First question. Hvac related. I have two vacuum lines coming from the blower box, which connects to the water valve, and where does the other go after?


Should I just simplify and do an RJC plenum space and vacuum kit? Been tired of mismatched vacuum lines and fittings and a million other issues.



Thanks for any help.
 
Alright, after some searching I think I need a hand.


Have a slight vacuum leak and working it out.
Yes I have the diagram both on the car and in books.


Here's the situation.


Running no EGR, no cruise. I have a hobbes switch currently on the intake vacuum block. Right now I have a solo line going to the boost Guage, one to the fpr, one to the brakes (vacuum conversion), one for the pvc ( rjc style), the hobbes, and the map sensor.

First question. Hvac related. I have two vacuum lines coming from the blower box, which connects to the water valve, and where does the other go after?


Should I just simplify and do an RJC plenum space and vacuum kit? Been tired of mismatched vacuum lines and fittings and a million other issues.



Thanks for any help.
Also I meant Cruz Performance spacer, seems to clean the bay up some. Just need to sort this out!

I assume one line is for the door and one for the water valve but, unsure which. Maybe someone has an idea or some photos!
 
Back
Top