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I was second guessing myself and thinking I installed incorrectly since they came off.

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Replace vacuum rubber and tube

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Very timely post as i am currenty replacing all my vacuum rubber and tube.

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I was second guessing myself and thinking I installed incorrectly since they came off.

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Replace vacuum rubber and tube

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Very timely post as i am currenty replacing all my vacuum rubber and tube.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello everyone !! vehicle 1999 c2 3.4 95k miles my alternator bracket lid failed so while working on it noticed : -the conector (circled in green) was disconnected and tucked away behind the alternator -the connector circle in red was connected to the vapor purge valve I had code for it (P0444 ) so I�m thinking it was connected in the wrong spot . now my question is where should the connector (circled in RED)should be plugged in ??

POST 2Original post

My guess is the one circled in green goes to the TB Idle Control Valve and the one circled in red goes to the Evap Purge Valve. See the ICV on the side of the TB? There is nothing attached to it and there should be.

POST 3Original post

You can see the connections in this picture. One at the top The other right behind the oil filler cap. M ps. pic taken after fixing the same problem! had to change the oil filler tube also as the roller had shifted enough to eat through it.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 16533165

for what I can research plugs a part called switch over valve however is missing in my car and does not have the vacuum lines ran to it .

POST 5Original post

Here's a closer look. (before cleanup!) from the parts diagram - looks to be 996 605 123 01 Change over valve #18 in this picture (air injection): and same # here (intake distributor):

POST 6Original post

I believe you are correct. I just went and took some pictures in the engine bay. Appears after further looking at your picture you are missing the change over valve.

POST 7Original post

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POST 8Original post

I don't think anyone would intentionally remove the change-over valve, my guess it was unplugged and pushed back out of the way then forgot about. You are correct that the change-over valve in question controls the resonance flap in the secondary plenum.

POST 9Original post

Very timely post as i am currenty replacing all my vacuum rubber and tube. Autoatlanta has all the parts and the change over valve is about half of what my dealer wanted. Although the diagram isnt exactly correct on the vacuum lines for the 3.4l.

POST 10Original post

Thanks for the post. My A and B hoses came loose after my recent DIY AOS install. I was second guessing myself and thinking I installed incorrectly since they came off. Just didn�t seat them well enough I guess. This weekend project. Should take care of the p1411 and p0410 codes, hopefully. edit: B & C hoses came loose.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you everyone that responded ! This car doesn�t stop surprising me ! I bought it for $7,900 in a very bad part of Miami Florida ..and I got to say I�ve never seen a vehicle miss so many parts ! Lol surprisedly runs good .. The vacuum reservoir is not even there Im getting some parts and re routing everything . it�s coming along so far I�ve invested on a Rear main seal ; IMS retro , clutch , short shifter , OIL air separator, spark plug, new alternator, some suspension items etc . I�ve learn a lot more than what I did with my 2003 C4S as I�m more comfortable with messing up while working on it Total investment so far 14k

POST 13Original post

Right on!!!! Enjoy it, she's a beauty. Then again, I'm partial to black.

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