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Help - what is this hose for and what is this piece?
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Help - what is this hose for and what is this piece?
It's right under my coolant tank, I'm thinking it's the cruise control?
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Also, this piece broke. Should I need to replace it ASAP or is it ok to drive with this TEMPORARILY?
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The hose and that cable are for the cruise control. Perfectly fine to drive as long as you don't try to use the CC (it won't work anyway).
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Isn't the unhooked hose a vacuum line? It goes on the back of that diaphragm where the small nipple is... on the fender side.
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Isn't the unhooked hose a vacuum line?
Yes. For the cruise control.
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Would he not have a vacuum leak with it unhooked? Even if the CC is broken?
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No. The CC has its own vacuum pump and isn't connected to any other engine system.
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I think it's been broken forever 10abs never bothered to fix my CC.
I was doing a valve cover job and ended up re-wrapping my wires and saw this hanging.
Also, if you got a lift, take all the air out on your front. Easier to work on your engine.
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