Errant vacuum hose
Ok so I just got the 1991 cav. There is a vacuum leak which you can tell when you press the brake.
Coming from what I think is the heater core housing is a vacuum line with a fitting about the size of a half dollar dangling. It goes someplace but I can’t figure where.
If you know please let me know. It’s about a foot long or so.
Coming from what I think is the heater core housing is a vacuum line with a fitting about the size of a half dollar dangling. It goes someplace but I can’t figure where.
If you know please let me know. It’s about a foot long or so.
Ok so I just got the 1991 cav. There is a vacuum leak which you can tell when you press the brake.
Coming from what I think is the heater core housing is a vacuum line with a fitting about the size of a half dollar dangling. It goes someplace but I can’t figure where.
If you know please let me know. It’s about a foot long or so.
Coming from what I think is the heater core housing is a vacuum line with a fitting about the size of a half dollar dangling. It goes someplace but I can’t figure where.
If you know please let me know. It’s about a foot long or so.
You are in the right place, Crajnai.
I studied A/C systems back years ago when I intended to become a mechanic, or an automotive technician, as they are called now, and have repaired A/C on many systems and converted the old R-12 system to operate on the new R-134A refrigerant..
Most newer vehicles don't use vacuum to control things like they used to, and use electronics instead, but I am an OG but still an expert on modern A/C systems. If you can supply enough information that I'll need, I can likely help you to repair this issue.
I studied A/C systems back years ago when I intended to become a mechanic, or an automotive technician, as they are called now, and have repaired A/C on many systems and converted the old R-12 system to operate on the new R-134A refrigerant..
Most newer vehicles don't use vacuum to control things like they used to, and use electronics instead, but I am an OG but still an expert on modern A/C systems. If you can supply enough information that I'll need, I can likely help you to repair this issue.
Do you think it’s vacuum hose? I tried again and can’t figure it. Took the air cleaner off. It doesn’t belong anyplace obvious.
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
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Do you think it’s vacuum hose? I tried again and can’t figure it. Took the air cleaner off. It doesn’t belong anyplace obvious.
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
Do you think it’s vacuum hose? I tried again and can’t figure it. Took the air cleaner off. It doesn’t belong anyplace obvious.
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
Do you think it’s vacuum hose? I tried again and can’t figure it. Took the air cleaner off. It doesn’t belong anyplace obvious.
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
Logically if it is vacuum, it need to go someplace that has vacuum to provide, which to me would mean intake someplace. When the engine runs, it has no vacuum on it.
Im stumped. Is there a vacuum line schematic someplace that may help? Is there a free Service manual I can borrow from someplace here?
I found this vacuum motor/pump. It looks like it fits the picture you uploaded but would be used to supply vacuum to this device, which I can't nail down, I'd check your HVAC box for some sort of place this might go. I can't find a diagram for it either, does your A/C compressor ever engage at all?
https://www.partsgeek.com/parts/vacuum_pump.html
Last edited by oilcanhenry; Sep 4, 2022 at 1:02 AM.


