Deluxedave
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- Burnsville, Mn
- Vehicle Year
- 1986
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 2.9
- Transmission
- Automatic
Cruise Control Vacuum lines in engine compartment?
I have an 86 Bronco II with an automatic transmission and a 2.9 V6. When I got it, it was missing some vacuum lines from the engine compartment. I have the "engine" related vacuum lines routed based on my 87 Ranger's configuration.
The Ranger is a 5 speed, so I think the other missing lines must be related to the transmission. There is a round box inside the driver's side wheel well that has 4 vacuum nipples and has a cable that connects to the throttle position area. Two of the nipples have a short hose connecting them to each other and two are not connected to anything. I think one of the nipples should connect to a line that comes out of the firewall, but I am not sure.
I tried to find a picture, but I am not even sure what the box is called.
I have an 86 Bronco II with an automatic transmission and a 2.9 V6. When I got it, it was missing some vacuum lines from the engine compartment. I have the "engine" related vacuum lines routed based on my 87 Ranger's configuration.
The Ranger is a 5 speed, so I think the other missing lines must be related to the transmission. There is a round box inside the driver's side wheel well that has 4 vacuum nipples and has a cable that connects to the throttle position area. Two of the nipples have a short hose connecting them to each other and two are not connected to anything. I think one of the nipples should connect to a line that comes out of the firewall, but I am not sure.
I tried to find a picture, but I am not even sure what the box is called.
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