vac lines
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i have a 94 f250 with a 460 i broke one of the small plastic vacume lines how do i fix it its one line that splits into to i broke it right at the split it goes into a box on the pass finder i have it plugged right now if i dont need it ill keep it pluged new to fords so i dont know what the box is some one help
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Boy, your posting is hard to figure out.
If I understand you, I am assuming you are talking about the vacuum lines that plug into a black connector that is plugged into the Air Conditioner system on the passenger side of the truck. Mentally I recall red, black and white lines.
Depending on which line is not hooked up, you may get a check engine light and or the cruise control will stop working. Probably the AC will also not work properly, but I haven't checked that issue.
For some reason, whenever I work on that side of the engine, I wind up unplugging that connector by accident and then getting check engine lights.
Like the guy said, go get some vinyl vacuum line at a parts store and some hose connectors to splice in some line. If the line is broken off at the rubber connector, I guess the only fix is to get a new one from the dealer or maybe one of the FTE sponsors sell these parts. Or maybe if you are careful you can remove or ream out the broken off piece and put some new line in the plug.
Good Luck,
Jim Henderson
If I understand you, I am assuming you are talking about the vacuum lines that plug into a black connector that is plugged into the Air Conditioner system on the passenger side of the truck. Mentally I recall red, black and white lines.
Depending on which line is not hooked up, you may get a check engine light and or the cruise control will stop working. Probably the AC will also not work properly, but I haven't checked that issue.
For some reason, whenever I work on that side of the engine, I wind up unplugging that connector by accident and then getting check engine lights.
Like the guy said, go get some vinyl vacuum line at a parts store and some hose connectors to splice in some line. If the line is broken off at the rubber connector, I guess the only fix is to get a new one from the dealer or maybe one of the FTE sponsors sell these parts. Or maybe if you are careful you can remove or ream out the broken off piece and put some new line in the plug.
Good Luck,
Jim Henderson
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Originally Posted by 94_9high_250
but if its just ac ill wait till summer who needs ac when its 20 degreese outside
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