Did I delete ADD vacuum lines correctly?

RidingDirty

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Hey I just completed the manual hub and non-ADD tube conversion on my front axle. Afterwards I removed the unnecessary vacuum lines and metal canister. But I wasn't able to find any specific details or photos regarding the proper procedure, so I just looked at diagrams from the Toyota parts website. Then I removed things and used plastic caps to seal the end terminals. But I have a few questions still. I attached a pdf and photos to show what I removed and capped. The pdf attachment is all the way at the bottom. Thanks.

1. Did I remove the correct things.

2. Did I cap the end terminals correctly.

3. Can I remove more vacuum lines at the top?

4. I think the thing with (4) plugs in it is called 4WD solenoid assembly. Do I need to do anything with it? Or is it ok as is (all plugged up). I figured that is the easiest way to handle that one.


Did the Delete The ADD System mod. Have a ? - YotaTech Forums

FRONT AXLE HOUSING & DIFFERENTIAL. 1996 Toyota 4Runner SR-5 3.4L M/T | Toyota Parts Center Online
 

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You can replace that hose and T with just a hose now. I have had bad luck with caps going bad fairly quickly in engine bay heat.

If your ADD solenoids were in good shape, they are worth good money. They won't throw any codes if you unplug them - but since they are there, you can just leave it as-is.

(this is all assuming base/sr5 model with ADD relay, not 4WD computer on the Limited)

-Charlie
 

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