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Question on m62 4.4 Vacuum line
I was working on my 4.4L m62tu, replacing CCV and PCV. Upon disassembly, found few, looks like vacuum lines, disconnected. lol 1) Found this #1 line not connected to anywhere on valve cover. Should this be connected to something? 2) On PCV, #2 line is not connected. Where should this be connected? Also #3 is capped. Is this suppose be this way? 3) After removal of PCV, #4 was not connected to anything. Should this be connected to #2 from above picture? Thanks! |
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Hi
#1 is a front differential breather/vent #2 is a transmission breather/vent #3 needs to be blind(plugged) #4 is a nipple that connects a tiny line that connects to the Oil Separator oil drain pipe that goes to the the lower oil pan.It's actually a couple of pipes.Tiny one is crucial for membrane operation. I am sure that your line was old and slipped off when you removed the CCV.
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Got everything sorted out. |
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sorry to drag this up , but ive just done mine today, not a bad job but my little tube broke off in the same way
I got told to replace this tube its an inlet manifold off job , tell me this isn't the case??
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