Tab and Tad vacuum lines
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Tab and Tad vacuum lines
Alright almost done replacing all my vacuum lines came across the tad and tab. They are posted on the engine, back side. When I was looking at them I noticed something that to me is probally not right. Their are those connections underneath of them were them vacuum lines connect 2 vacuum lines on each one, I assume well the far one closest to the firewall has both running to it then when I checked the one beside it it only had one and them boot on it left open. Now early I was wondering if that was the emission stuff making the noise so I decided to rip it all apart and start inspecting everything. When I used to shut the truck off I could hear a hissing sound around their. I was getting codes from the hego and two codes for the egr saying system failure and egr valve opening not detected. So If I am right their should be a line there that may be the reason for those codes I am thinking as a vacuum leak could cause the engine to run lean as the HEGO code would pop up maybe. But I dont have a clue were the line should go to their is no sign of the line. I looked at the chart on the air filter but can't figure it out. I have a 89 F250 351w full of vacuum lines and they are the plastic ones color coded any help or pictures would be awsome. Thanks for any help hope I am on the right path.
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You should have a black vacuum line feeding all three solenoid valves and it comes from the vacuum can (vreser).
From the EGR solenoid (EVR) you should have a green vacuum line going to the EGR valve.
From the TAB solenoid you should have a purple vacuum line going to the A.I.R. Bypass Valve (AIR BPV).
From the TAD solenoid you should have a black vacuum line going to the A.I.R. air control valve (ACV).
Here is a diagram:
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From the EGR solenoid (EVR) you should have a green vacuum line going to the EGR valve.
From the TAB solenoid you should have a purple vacuum line going to the A.I.R. Bypass Valve (AIR BPV).
From the TAD solenoid you should have a black vacuum line going to the A.I.R. air control valve (ACV).
Here is a diagram:
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Thanks for that info these trucks can be a nightmare for that. I believe I got most of those set up. on the bottom of the tab and tad there are two connection on each the closest one to the firewall has both vacuum lines, black and pink.. The top connector is a longer one then right belolw it is a smaller one. Then when you move over to the tad I think It is the same longer connector on top and shorter on bottom the black line is feeding the lower ones, but the top connecting boot were those plastic lines sit in to attach to the connectors has nothing no sign of a line anywere. And that is the one I need to figure out. I am sure their should be a line on their somewhere. I will read over the diagram and look around some more. Maybe I will take a picture. Pictures are worth a thousand words.
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Ok I will get one on their later today. It is a bit different, I got all that air pollution stuff. The only other thing is about those canaster looking things I think on of the lines from the tab or tad run to those to things. I will get it today. Thanks for the help so far. Any Idea what that canaster looking thing is. I know it is for my emission and their is two of them that sit with a bunch of tubing over the tab and tad on the drivers side. Again thanks so far.
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Hope you can read this got a crappy camera. The one solonoid. has a vacuum line running to the two iteams called DIV on top of the chart. I believe they are the two things in the first picture i posted that have all those big tubes connecting to them. they both have spots for the vacuum. And that is were I was missing the line. Also when i turned my motor off I could hear a hissing sound and that is what I think it was. Not to sure though.