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Old 02-20-2009, 03:35 PM   #1
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Default Went to go Seafoam my car today (20v question)

and I couldn't find a proper vacuum source. I found a vacuum line coming out of the intake (or maybe intake manifold) and tried using that to suck some of the Seafoam out of the cannister, but tested it and was getting no suction. So I looked for another vacuum source, and found a T that hooks up near the throttle cable close to the firewall (Sorry my explanations suck, but this is the best I can do), and pulled that line and no vacuum again. Am I just using the wrong vacuum sources? I tried to look for the brake booster for about 5 minutes, but can't seem to locate it. Any help?
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Old 02-21-2009, 08:40 AM   #2
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Default use fuel pressure regulator =vacuumm hose if nothing else is found although there should be some on

the intake manifold
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Old 02-25-2009, 01:01 PM   #3
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Default You may have found

a typical 20V problem where the T/X piece is cracked and thus leaking. Also depending on what year, one of the fittings has a restrictor in place. It's the one that runs down to the evap solenoid.

You "should" be able to pull full vacuum from the fitting on the left(closest to the battery). It's the fitting that goes to the diff lock solenoid in the rear.

Check the rubber lines for cracks and the plastic fittings again for cracks.
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