allout06

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A while back when I removed my AIR pump I had to remove a vacuum tube that ran to this. I capped it off at the connector you see. When I put a new intake on my car, I ended up breaking the hard plastic vacuum line that goes to the T for the So I said screw it and capped the back of the intake off. Do I need the thing that the electrical connector plugs into in the pic? I want to reconnect my hvac but I have that open plastic line on the passenger side of engine in the back and I don't know were it Shoukd b reconnected.

Paul Bell

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Secondary air injector solenoid.

allout06

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Think I figured it out. One side of the T goes to the back of the manifold, and then the other side goes to that hard vacuum line. and the bottom of the T is connected to the plug in. Right? And the plug in controls the hvac. Right? Lol

allout06

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Hmm so maybe I'm wrong then? Lol. Do I need it

Paul Bell

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As it's part of the A.I.R. system that you've removed, you can remove it.

Can we assume you've had the A.I.R. system tuned out?

allout06

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Ya it's gone. just my hvac doesn't work because of that hard vacuum line towards the back of the intake that T'd into this thing. Can I connect that hard line directly too the back of the intake?

Paul Bell

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Hvac is your air conditioning?

OK, you've removed the stuff circled in this pic. The line going to the right out of the shot goes to a T-fitting. The other hose on this T-fitting goes to the AC system.

allout06

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Right. Part of the T connects to the manifold then goes to the a/c system then the other side goes to that electrical piece pictured above. Do I have to have that electrical piece on order for my ac to work again? Or can I connect they AC vacuum line directly to the back of the intake and get rid of that electrical connector and the 2 lines?

Paul Bell

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Here's the answer: