Another '96 SSEi Question
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On the other side of the check valve that line turns back to plastic and heads down to the frame rail. From the frame rail it goes up under the passenger front fender where it feeds the vacuum canister. After the canister the line follows back along the frame and into the cabin as the purple supply line.
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Well I just did some more tracing of vac lines. Tired of working on this thing, just did new front rotors/pads and upstream O2 sensor last night.
Just for future reference/FYI:
The vac line that feeds the programmer for vent control enters the vehicle through the outer firewall port on the passenger side under the maxifuse cover. The vac feed line 'T'* just below the check valve, where the line enters the harness loom (the loom from the firewall). One side goes into the vehicle, the other to the cannister/bottle under the battery.
I have good vac through the check valve, so it looks like I'll likely have to pull the programmer. Seems like the easiest fix is to just cut out the plastic plug and run the vac lines directly into the programmer. I don't think I'll bother with it until the weather gets nicer (like next June!).
Just for future reference/FYI:
The vac line that feeds the programmer for vent control enters the vehicle through the outer firewall port on the passenger side under the maxifuse cover. The vac feed line 'T'* just below the check valve, where the line enters the harness loom (the loom from the firewall). One side goes into the vehicle, the other to the cannister/bottle under the battery.
I have good vac through the check valve, so it looks like I'll likely have to pull the programmer. Seems like the easiest fix is to just cut out the plastic plug and run the vac lines directly into the programmer. I don't think I'll bother with it until the weather gets nicer (like next June!).
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