HEAT issue!!!
HEAT issue!!!
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YES , no auto on the hubs if you have them ??? It is always helpful to post what the heck you are working on OTHER than just an X 
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Tuned
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Thanks for the reply. The last time I used my 4 wheel drive it had an issue engaging.
So I guess I'll start tracking down a leak! Thank you sir!
By the way I have an 05 Eddie Bower Ex.
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From: Central Tx.
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Tuned
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Yes sir it's the 6.8! Is this a common issue?
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I went with SS braided hub lines and love them, I'll never have a leak!
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These other fine fellows have you well on the way to finding and fixing your vacuum leak(s) so I'll take this opportunity to point out that you can go to your " User CP" and fill out your signature to show your year, trim level, drivetrain, engine and any mods you have performed on it. That way the info will show up at the bottom of every one of your posts so folks will know what your working with when you ask questions.
And while you are in the "User CP" you can also fill in your location so folks can see where you are from, who knows, you might be neighbors with one of us who likes to spin wrenches and has a preference for cheap beer!
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Here's a link for those hoses- http://www.dieselsite.com/1999-2004f...ofhosekit.aspx
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Leaking hubs or tubing will affect the HVAC controls ONLY when you're trying to switch into or out of 4x4. At any other time, there's no vacuum applied to those components via the PVH solenoid so there's no opportunity for leakeage.
Your odds are better if you investigate the PVH solenoid itself as well as the rest of the vacuum supply system BEFORE the PVH solenoid for leaks.
Your odds are better if you investigate the PVH solenoid itself as well as the rest of the vacuum supply system BEFORE the PVH solenoid for leaks.
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Leaking hubs or tubing will affect the HVAC controls ONLY when you're trying to switch into or out of 4x4. At any other time, there's no vacuum applied to those components via the PVH solenoid so there's no opportunity for leakeage.
Your odds are better if you investigate the PVH solenoid itself as well as the rest of the vacuum supply system BEFORE the PVH solenoid for leaks.
Your odds are better if you investigate the PVH solenoid itself as well as the rest of the vacuum supply system BEFORE the PVH solenoid for leaks.