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vacuum leak.. wheres this supposed to go?

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Old 12-22-2011, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by 97ramrod1500
the line that is broken next to the trans dipstick is the vacuum line for your hvac controls. i'm not sure about the others.
Thank you! being that its hvac... that must be whats causing the wild vents... when putting in a new line where would i connect it after putting a new line from the T piece
 
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maybe this can help some??

http://technoanswers.blogspot.com/2011/08/vacuum-reservoir-diagram-for-1998-dodge.html
 
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Originally Posted by BigBlue83
I looked under the battery tray everything seems in tact... if i remember from what i heard thats where the cruise control vacuum line is... I cant check to see if the cruise control is working because i im in the belief that i need a new clocck spring (my horn doesnt work either)

so these next two pics that im posting my question is are these two supposed to be connected???

No it goes into the firewall. I can email you a pic right now. I Can't put them up here with my phone
 
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Originally Posted by BangMx
No it goes into the firewall. I can email you a pic right now. I Can't put them up here with my phone
i seen a line that goes into the fire wall it doesnt look broke.
I have a nice diagram that was posted (thanks by the way for that link)
If you could send that picture to my email that would help too. All the info i could get (can never have too much knowledge)
my email is treya.murphy@yahoo.com
thanks for all the help once again everyone
 
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Ok there sent. post them up here for future reference if its not to much trouble
 
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Top one prolly goes to a fitting thru the firewall. Cheap plastic hose gets brittle, and breaks.

The line next to the disty there is supposed to be like that. That's the vent line for the vacuum switch on the t-case.
 
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Alright I just worked on the vacum system on my truck because the header I had broke and it melted my lines into. So I had no 4wd at all. I went hunting to find the problem. The little black peice on top of the distibuter is the vent. Its suposed to be there. Theres two lines to and from the trans from the hood area. Ones vent, and one is vacum. The one thats broke is the vacum. go under your truck and youll find these lines in a wire loom going up beside the exasht to that area. If you find the broken one just goto autozone with that broken end and they can get you a rubber hose to fit onto it and you can splice it properly. if you need more help I can take pics tomorrow as it is raining here today.
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Originally Posted by BangMx
Ok there sent. post them up here for future reference if its not to much trouble
never too much trouble, not like you didnt take the time for me
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Now i see where its supposed to go. Now how the **** do i get in there lol
 
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Ok cool. Glad I could help. you've got me on geting it in there. I have no idea. Looks like its going to be a PITA though.
 
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So, is there anyone on here that can lend some knowledge on how to get into the fire wall to fix this vacuum leak???
 


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