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I am repairing some burn damage and need to know where a line goes. Picture below is the line in question. I feel this is suppose to go to the coolant reservoir, is this correct?
Ok, thanks. Now does the MAP sensor go on the bracket shown in the picture and does that connection go to the MAP sensor? I had an engine bay fire and some of these parts were burnt beyond recognition and it has been a few months since I took it apart. I took lots of pictures but some parts were so disfigured and missing I can’t tell what goes were.
I also a couple of vacuum lines I need help with. I have a black and gray which come off the heater control inside the vehicle. One goes to the heater valve in line, see picture below
is this supposed to be the gray or black line? And where does the other one go??
I also have these two black lines coming out of the vacuum pump
do these go to the front hubs?
thanks for the help. I have another post in the Excursion forum with all of the repairs and initial damage.
Ok, thanks. Now does the MAP sensor go on the bracket shown in the picture and does that connection go to the MAP sensor? I had an engine bay fire and some of these parts were burnt beyond recognition and it has been a few months since I took it apart. I took lots of pictures but some parts were so disfigured and missing I can’t tell what goes were.
I also a couple of vacuum lines I need help with. I have a black and gray which come off the heater control inside the vehicle. One goes to the heater valve in line, see picture below
is this supposed to be the gray or black line? And where does the other one go??
I also have these two black lines coming out of the vacuum pump
do these go to the front hubs?
thanks for the help. I have another post in the Excursion forum with all of the repairs and initial damage.
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