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Ramblerguyky Mar 23, 2022 11:01 AM

2002 2.3 auto vacuum on rear of intake
 
2002 2.3 auto There is a relatively large vacuum line I believe goes to the transmission. Is this a molded hose? If so what it the specific name? I have a piece of duct take stopping most of the leak but I wonder if the hose would collapse because it’s so weak. Do I just need to pull it off to determine the diameter and length and buy standard hose.

Turismolover22 Mar 24, 2022 03:47 PM


Originally Posted by Ramblerguyky (Post 2204274)
2002 2.3 auto There is a relatively large vacuum line I believe goes to the transmission. Is this a molded hose? If so what it the specific name? I have a piece of duct take stopping most of the leak but I wonder if the hose would collapse because it’s so weak. Do I just need to pull it off to determine the diameter and length and buy standard hose.

If you are talking about the vacuum tube that comes off the back of the intake, and goes directly down, that goes to the PCV valve on the driver side of the engine.

As far as I am aware, there are no vacuum lines that go to the transmission on the 2001.5+ 2.3 DOHC trucks.

In the image, the line is "behind" the big vac line that goes to the brake booster. If you follow that line, it goes to a small plastic clip that's attached to the head, as a retainer. It then follows down below the intake to the PCV breather box
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.ran...3fa39f6358.jpg

The grey white thing that's attached "to the block" directly below cylinder 3 in this image, attached to the hose that leads to the firewall, is the PCV valve.
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.ran...77c91c162.jpeg

Ramblerguyky Mar 24, 2022 05:10 PM

Thanks
 
I’ll follow it again. I guess I followed something else.


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