AIR - vacuum hose from Intake
AIR - vacuum hose from Intake ok I pulled this AIR system out, but when taking out the T-filter or whatever it is on the back of the INtake where the hoses meet I pulled the vacuum hose off whatever it was attatched to the back of the intake. I cant seem to find what it was connected to from the intake to the hose. Anyone have any idea where and what it is? I never "plugged" it up, so not sure what this will affect if I dont.
wont hurt ya but ultimately you want to get that plugged. i answered your post in my intake thread. i will try and get some time this week to go throught the dealer manuals and get a diagram of the air system for you. i doubt i will have time tonight but i will look as soon as i can.
well pulled the Intake off today and I did not see anywhere that vacuum hose from the T-AIR fitting goes to, obviously goes somewhere but nothing was broken off the intake. So Iguess I'll just leave it alone and see if any problems occur.
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there are two small hoses that connect to the back sensor on the intake manifold . one hose is leftover from the air/egr delete if you have done that already . the other is a hose that comes off the back of the intake manifold . i put a screw in mine along with some intake gasket around the threads . then left the other side plugged in the sensor . it just hangs there . the other hose that plugs into the sensor is fromn the t off the back of the intake manifold . hope this helps.
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Brett Foote I hear what you are saing, I saw two vacuum connections on the back of the Intake, sort of a T, one for the HVAC, which is connected...checked my heat vents and they work, and the other is connected to a hose that is connected to "sensor or electric component" on the Fuel rail I believe...Ill have to take a picture. I dont see any other place where that hose from the AIR Delete was connected to. Unfortunately when I was pulling the AIR out, the hose that was connected to broke off from the Intake end, so that is why I pulled the intake to find where it was connected to but I couldnt find it.
sorry it took so long here is the best diagram i could find in my service manuals, its not great but i hope it helps. i am looking all through them though trying to fix my vaccum leak too. if anyone knows what pages to find diagrams on that little black valve that has like 3 vaccum lines running to it by the ecu, please let me know.
I broke the hose off the piece that come from #4 to #5. So the piece that broke off #5 is where I plugged it up. But if you can disconnect the hose and just put a screw in it, you dont need the hose to be hanging there.
