Gabes88turbo
Joined:
Nov 2004
Thomaston, GA, USA
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From the looks of the diagram i pulled off the site, my vac lines are all mixed up on the vac tree. Rather new to this, and not very mechanically inclined [Image: wink.gif]. Need help knowing what each line is and where it goes to. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. I am most confused [Image: confused.gif] about this whole thing with this system. I have lines blowing off as well...
HELP!!
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Gabes88turbo
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Pete D
Joined:
Apr 2001
Northern OH
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If a line is suppose to go to the vacuum tree, then it makes absolutely no difference which port of the vacuum tree it connects to.
All ports of the tree "see" the same thing, be it vacuum or boost.
If the rubber hoses get old and dry, they can blow off. Best thing to do is just replace them with new vac hose. most parts stores carry it in bulk in several diuameters.
Some lines have check valves in them - little plastic disks of various colors. Don't break them and if replacing the lines they are connected to, get them in the new lines facing in the exact direction they faced in the old lines.
[This message has been edited by Pete D (edited 11-11-2004).]
Pete Dunham
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Qwertys
Joined:
Mar 2004
California
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its a good idea to put hose clamps on every vac line. a lot of the lines see bost and they will blow off when givin the chance.
'85 TC BPV and Ford FMIC
'88 TC Kirban AFPR, Autometer Boost, FP and A/R Gauge, 8.8 to 4.10 rear, Walboro 255lph Fuel pump, Garrett GT3071R T3/T4 Dual Ball bearing Turbo, Custom AWIC.
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TCKen
Joined:
Apr 2004
Reynoldsburg, Ohio, USA
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You can also use nylon zip ties as hose clamps on the small vacuum lines, they are smaller and the black ones blend in with the black hoses better (less visual clutter than steel worm gear clamps) IMHO.
Ken H.
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88TC, 90K miles, Gillis valve, K&N cone on VAM, MSD ignition box, coil, and plug wires, Hurst Mustang T5 shifter, 2 1/2" cat-back duals, trunk battery with disconnect, seguential taillights, more to come.
Ken Humphrey
88TC, Black/Raven, T5 manual, 130 amp alternator, MSD ignition, 2 1/2" duals, trunk battery with disconnect, CHE rear control arms.
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