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These vacuum diagrams are very difficult to find and almost impossible
to read. This was transition years for emissions stuff and engineering
was a little dicey.
There should be some links in the archives ...and if my memory serves me
right there is a website somewhere devoted to old vacuum systems.
The problem you run into is two fold: What passed as vac info was just
a "picture" of the different interconnected parts and not a schematic
indicating the purpose of the parts. Secondly there were a lot a changes for
different markets that may or may not have been incorporated in your truck
when new.
Many vacuum diagrams can be found at the AutoZone website under "repairs". If it is an emissions specific diagram you need contact user "Mil1ion" or he will be along here to help.
JJ,
you didn't provide enough info in your post for me to send you a diagram.
I always need:
Engine
Transmission
Rear Axle
w/ or w/o AC
Location of Operation ( Canada/49 state/California
White Calibration sticker info if available. (located on passenger side valve cover)
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