jplion

Need to identify this tube (the one angled up)...is this an open-ended tube or do I need to connect it to something??? It is located at the rear of the engine coming off the back of the intake manifold on the driver's side.

I'm leisurely replacing the silicone gasket on my breather covers and replacing the breather tubes.....I see this tube hanging free as I go to replace the rear air duct....

So did I inadvertently disconnect this line, and if so, where does it connect?

Hirnbeiss

Is it an EGR vacuum line?

Hirnbeiss

It connects to a white plastic vacuum hose coming out of the firewall insulation.

jplion

I'll look over the firewall once again but may need a picture to find the vacant hole if the white vacuum line has disappeared. I put everything back together without connecting this line and no check engine light came on!

Thanks!

jplion

in the firewall insulation. Can you describe where the connection through the firewall is made? The funny part (or should I say irritating part) is that the hose is short and has limited range to fit at the back of the engine.

Hirnbeiss

It's the little hose right under the heater hose

jplion

Thanks!! The connecting tube had fallen behind the firewall insulation so I had to do some digging to find it. I reconnected it....problem solved....case closed....and everyone can rest easier now!

Wake Law

Matt@

Hi, I come across the similar the situation. The central Vent has no air blowing after starting engine for a few minutes.Do anyone know this vacuum hose part number?

I found the vacuum is lost

Here is one end

Sorry for the photo, eye ball checking... I found a white plastic hole underneath, but the photo is hided by other hoses.

cm60k

This vacuum hose for A/C flap inside cabin for manual A/C controller,,

i don't think you need it, should to be blocked, cause you have Elc. climate control..

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