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Vacuum diagram From the air cleaner to the throttle body is the rubber sleeve that connects the two. On the top of the sleeve is a 1/2 in. hole. Where and how does the plastic tube go?

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Are you talking about the tube from the air filter hose to the valve cover ?

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old fart58

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  • Posted on Jun 26, 2009

SOURCE: 1991 S10 2.5L throttle body idles to fast

A vehicle that old will suffer from brittle and cracked vacuum lines. I would say there is a bad, or several bad lines leaking away vacuum from the intake manifold. Don't forget to check the hose going to the PCV on the valve cover. A vacuum leak will also cause the engine to stumble and miss intermittently when idling.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 10, 2009

SOURCE: Code 171 Bank 1 too lean

well actually you cant clean the mass air flow,you usually ruin it when you clean it,it could be a bad maf or just crapy gas,not crappy enuff that the car doesnt run,but enuff it doesnt like the air/fuel mixture and is setting the light

toneman2121

toneman2121

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  • Posted on Mar 02, 2010

SOURCE: throttle body vacuum hose diagram

there should be one on the uderside of the hood oron the front rail as you open the hood

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 11, 2010

SOURCE: 1998 Monte Carlo (Z34) stalls when braking/RPMs rise then drop

ON THE SIDE OF THROTTLE BODY IS THE IDLE AIR CONTROL MOTOR GENERALLY HELD IN PLACE WITH TWO TORK SCREWS REMOVE SCREWS AND SLIDE OUT OF THROTTLE BODY THERE IS A PLUNGER ON END OF IAC MOTOR CLEAN IT GOOD AND THE SEAT UP IN THE THROTTLE BODY AND RE-INSTALL THIS MAY HELP TO ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE FLUCUATION IN RPM,S CLEANING CAN BE DONE WITH CARB SPRAY AND A OLD TOOTHBRUSH

Testimonial: "The info on my idle speed control was correct, it was broke beyond repair. Replacing it fixed it for a whole 20 minutes. After that I changed the EGR Valve and the Mass Air Flow Senser. Everything runs fine now -no stalling."

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steve morris

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  • Posted on Jan 14, 2011

SOURCE: need a vacuum hose diagram

hi you haven't given much information on what you require, on what vacuum system you require and is it for a v8? v6? straight 4? but i have put on here a link to all the vacuum diagrams for these and more hope this helps please rate and comment thanks
http://www.compnine.com/index.php?t=1&year=1988&majorgroup=03&supplgroup=NULL&catcode=52C&modelcode=C&makecode=LC&grouptype=B&modelid=6549&uid=1

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