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3.6 help engine vacum hose

what hose did you guys with sc cars hook up here, can i just put a small chrome breather on it, thanks, Kevin


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Kevin, Fairly certain the bottom connector goes to power brake vacumn booster.Dan
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this picture is of a 993 motor my motor is a 964, I cant see how its for brakes when its sucking, Kevin
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Thought it was a
varioram engine. One of the connectors is the evaporative system ,the other goes to the power brake booster... and yes the booster uses vacumn to operate.The fitting to the evaporative system should have an electrical connector also. Dan
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I still dont understand how it can be for brakes if its pulling air in the motor, Kevin
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What year car is the engine going in? Dan
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the engine is a 93 and its in a 82
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ok I found a picture bill posted, Kevin

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Hi

The bottom fitting is for the vacuum for the brake booster, and should be connected,

No air is being sucked it to the engine, only vacuum for the brake booster.

The top fitting is for the tank venting and should be connected to the evap system or blocked off.
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the bottom line is sucking air, trust me i put my finger on it, Kevin
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the bottom line is sucking air, trust me i put my finger on it, Kevin
yes it is sucking air, but the brake booster is a closed unit, when it is connected you get noting but vacuum
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One this hose is off the car idles better, when on it smells rich, Kevin

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