check valves for wild vents
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check valves for wild vents
does anyone know which direction the vacuum should flow in the lines at the t and on the side of the manifold and which direction should make them close? i replaced the one on the t and the one on the side of the manifold and i still have the wild vents. i have also looked at the wild vent fixes and none of them say which way the valves should go.
EDIT for future people with wacky vents, the part # for the check valves is 4549209
EDIT for future people with wacky vents, the part # for the check valves is 4549209
Last edited by Sheriff420; 06-30-2010 at 09:50 AM.
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I put mine on the right hand side of the t.
I may sound like an *** here, but those valves only have two different ways to be mounted. You might have to try it both ways. Like what zman is trying to get at, you might have a vacuum leak with the cruise control. Common place for that was under the battery box.
I may sound like an *** here, but those valves only have two different ways to be mounted. You might have to try it both ways. Like what zman is trying to get at, you might have a vacuum leak with the cruise control. Common place for that was under the battery box.
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thats how i have them, the vac is able to flow toward the intake. i checked out the lines in the engine and the cruise servo the other day and didn't find any cracks or anything. the cruise servo was replaced a couple years ago and it still looks brand new. the vac lines to the cad look good and i didn't see a check valve on them, i'll have to go take a better look.