Where do the Vacuum hoses go that come from vac canister?
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I took off the splash panels under the car and found the vac canister (resivoir, but it has nothing attached to it? Can anyone tell me where the hoses come from to attach to it? I have several vac ports plugged (before I bought the car) and I don't have any idea where start.
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So I should just pick a vacuum port off the intake manifold, run a hose to the vac canister, run a hose from the canister back up to the small vac line that goes to the hvac check valve? I'm sure the canister not being hooked up is the cause of my vents changing all the time.
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Yes it is the cause of the abnormal operation of your vents. There was NO reason to disconnect it even if the car wasn't pulling a vac. hehe
There are two ports on the can but one shouldn't be opened. If they are both open you could run the line like that. But it isn't supposed to go like that.
The line was supposed to run from the back nipple of the intake manifold on the pass side of the car up to around where the PCM harness attaches to the heater core box.
Right there it should have a one way valve and a T. The t then goes inside the car and to the can.
Hopefully the line to connect under your dash is still there but hidden.
There are two ports on the can but one shouldn't be opened. If they are both open you could run the line like that. But it isn't supposed to go like that.
The line was supposed to run from the back nipple of the intake manifold on the pass side of the car up to around where the PCM harness attaches to the heater core box.
Right there it should have a one way valve and a T. The t then goes inside the car and to the can.
Hopefully the line to connect under your dash is still there but hidden.