Vacuum lines 22re help

killzone90

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For the life of me I can not remember were the vacuum lines all run on my 22re. If someone can take a couple pics to help that would b nice
 
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Which ones exactly are you questioning? I have a few pics, hope it helps.

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I may have more on my phone if you know which ones your after. Also, check the FSM download thread. Some good diagrams in there.
 
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Not to make us look like a bunch of jack asses but this issue could easily be remedied with a search. There are a handful of very good diagrams that cover each year and emmissions model.

What are your specific issues for which vacuum line?
 
Which ones exactly are you questioning? I have a few pics, hope it helps.

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I may have more on my phone if you know which ones your after. Also, check the FSM download thread. Some good diagrams in there.

You have as much oil caked up on the timing cover as I do!
 
For the life of me I can not remember were the vacuum lines all run on my 22re. If someone can take a couple pics to help that would b nice

I have a 86 22 re-c I just bought. The guy who rebuilt the engine just capped all the vacuum lines. I'm surprised it runs as well as it does! I must have looked at 500 diarams and none of them look the same!
 
I must have looked at 500 diarams and none of them look the same!

They change from year to year, and there's differences between Fed and Cali emissions trucks too. Post pics of which lines you're trying to reconnect and we can probably help you puzzle it out.

But I gotta say, if it's running well, what's the problem? Let sleeping dogs lie.
 
But I gotta say, if it's running well, what's the problem? Let sleeping dogs lie.

If you live where you won't have to deal with inspections that is good advice.

There is a good chance that many of those lines will not operate as intended anymore. In fact, the reason you are having problems hooking lines back up is probably because the easily removable bits and pieces are gone.

Most of that stuff is fluff anyway :)

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