Vacuum hissing at intake manifold
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Vacuum hissing at intake manifold
Can someone tell me what this 4-way vacuum tee is called? (see pic) It's located at the rear of the intake manifold on a 2.4L engine. I noticed a loud hissing a few months ago and it's coming from this point, they're sucking air. There's nothing unusual about the operation of the vehicle, just the noise.
It seems that two connections are missing but I don't see any loose hoses at all. Blocking off these will immediately kill the engine. I've checked my manual and searched online extensively but can't find an answer. Please help.
It seems that two connections are missing but I don't see any loose hoses at all. Blocking off these will immediately kill the engine. I've checked my manual and searched online extensively but can't find an answer. Please help.
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There should be caps on them. Parts store should have some vacuum caps. I think one is EGR solenoid, one is Brake Booster, one is cruise and the other would be vacuum AC/Heat which you probably don't have. Cap them off. It dies because the idle has been learned with the vacuum leak. It will correct itself after a couple starts. If it keeps dying, tease the throttle and bring it down slowly until the PCM compensates. It may take a couple minutes for it to do that.
Last edited by TNtech; 05-09-2012 at 11:55 PM.
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There should be caps on them. Parts store should have some vacuum caps. I think one is EGR solenoid, one is Brake Booster, one is cruise and the other would be vacuum AC/Heat which you probably don't have. Cap them off. It dies because the idle has been learned with the vacuum leak. It will correct itself after a couple starts. If it keeps dying, tease the throttle and bring it down slowly until the PCM compensates. It may take a couple minutes for it to do that.
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Thanks again.
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