 1976 2.0 vacuum routing confusion |
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 Jul 27 2006, 07:55 AM
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I'm currently in the process of replacing all the vacuum hoses on my '76, but all the vacuum diagrams I can find are at least slightly off or miss stuff. Mine is a CA model with all the goodies (EGR, air pump, catalytic converter). Does anyone have a suitable vacuum diagram?
One thing I noticed is that the EGR valve is not connected to anything and I cannot find an open nipple for its vacuum line, which is still connected to the EGR valve, on the throttle body. However, the distributor advance is connected to a nipple in the correct vicinity, which, according to one diagram I have, is simply not connected on many 74+ cars. My symptoms right now are that the car wants to die badly when started and hesitates/bucks when I'm not careful during warmup. Any help greatly appreciated (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif) |
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