'79 Emission components
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'79 Emission components
I need to decifer the symbols on my vacume schematic.
It is for a California Bronco so of course it has all the bells and whistles.
VRDV= Vacume Retard Delay Valve as an example.
I need
V REST=
(this might be some sort of check-valve, dunno)
V RESER=
(inline for the air bypass valve)
I V V VAC=
(also inline for the air bypass valve)
V CK V=
(also some sort of check valve too)
LCV=
(seems to control the EGR valve)
T V V= Thermal Vent Valve
VDV= Vacume differential Valve
VCV= Vehicle coolent valve
(there are supposed to be three of these, (1) two port, (1) three port, (1) three port with one port filtered to air. What temp do they cycle at?)
Thanks,
Eric
It is for a California Bronco so of course it has all the bells and whistles.
VRDV= Vacume Retard Delay Valve as an example.
I need
V REST=
(this might be some sort of check-valve, dunno)
V RESER=
(inline for the air bypass valve)
I V V VAC=
(also inline for the air bypass valve)
V CK V=
(also some sort of check valve too)
LCV=
(seems to control the EGR valve)
T V V= Thermal Vent Valve
VDV= Vacume differential Valve
VCV= Vehicle coolent valve
(there are supposed to be three of these, (1) two port, (1) three port, (1) three port with one port filtered to air. What temp do they cycle at?)
Thanks,
Eric
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'79 Emission components
v rest= Vacun restrictor, V Reser = Vacum Resivor, I have IVV= Idle Vacum Valve or, Vac VV = Vacum Vent Valve, V Ck V = Vacum Check Valve, L C V = Load Control Valve, T V V= Thermactor Vacum Valve, VDV = Vacum Delay Valve, VCV = Vacum Control Valve. These are straight out of a FORD Vacum Schematic manul. Sorry I can't help you more.
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