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there was this recall supposedly on my year trucks, back in the 90's for a vaccum problem. that problem was that, the wires that ran from the vaccum box to the back of the engine went near the crossover, and so, it got HOT! now we pulled those wires and there was a hole in the main vaccum hose about an inch long. so we reran it and my truck is fixed! thanks to everyone who has offered help on this very very long project!
NOW! what do you guys think i should do to it next?!
haha, no sport, as in visual and stuff like that exhast and audio, not anything with the motor unless making it more powerful, no its running best it has in 10 years
there was this recall supposedly on my year trucks, back in the 90's for a vaccum problem. that problem was that, the wires that ran from the vaccum box to the back of the engine went near the crossover, and so, it got HOT! now we pulled those wires and there was a hole in the main vaccum hose about an inch long. so we reran it and my truck is fixed! thanks to everyone who has offered help on this very very long project!
NOW! what do you guys think i should do to it next?!
Please explain what a vacuum box is.
Tell us exactly what yr, model and engine size your vehicle has that relates to the recall.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Nov 11, 2007 at 12:34 PM.
This thread would make so much more sense if it were posted to the original "problem" thread. Or at least linked to it.
I'm glad you found the solution to your problem. But really, if you want the knowledge you gained to bennefit others, you need to give us a little more information. Thanks!
oops my bad, would have linked it if i had thought about it/ knew how but its an 1986 f150 EFI 302 AOD. i will post some pictures up tomorrow of what the hoses look like, too dark now, but sorry horse! many apologies
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