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Hi Folks....
In the process of reassemble all the parts after replacing the AOS, i mixed up some vacuum hoses and completely forgot where they goes....
I post some pics of the vacuum hoses and if you can would you please let me know where they goes exactly.
The first pics is a 3 way vacuum hose and i really do not remember which hose goes in there.
The second pics is a short hoses about 6 inches long and the last pics is a long hoses that measure about 18 inches long...which one of these hoses goes where.
The engine is a 3,4 liters
Thanks in advance
Robert
Post the pics as you've stated and perhaps it can be sorted out. No pics in your post.
The 3 way prob. goes near the SAI reservoir. The longish ones go to the throttle body or resonator flap.
And why did you remove all of these hoses to do your AOS?
Go to RENNTECH.COM and do a search for vacuum diagram. Several hits come up with both schematics and actual fittings for the AOS and associated lines.
Good Luck, Tom
Thanks for help
Now the engine runs better then ever and also a lot smooter and quieter
By the way no more oil leak
Replaced the Aos and the vacuum lines make a world of difference
Bye bye
Robert
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