vacuum hose from bottom of throttle body??
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vacuum hose from bottom of throttle body??
I removed this from my 89 vert when I pulled my plenum, runners, and injectors to replace injectors and polish plenum and runners. I have reassembled everything (with the exception of a couple of missing runner bolts) and this tube is left over. It looks like it comes out of the bottom of the throttle body assembly but I am not sure what or where it connects to.
Would someone please offer some guidance?
Thank you in advance.
Would someone please offer some guidance?
Thank you in advance.
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Is the EGR solenoid the one that uses the thermostat housing bolt using a small flat bracket that holds the EGR solenoid?
Thank you for the responses. I think I may have removed the EGR valve and blocked the hole into the intake manifold with a gasket and cover plate as I don't have any CATS. The exhaust is Hooker ceramic headers to a Borla 2185 straight pipe exhaust. Vehicle is registered outside emission required area.
Please let me know. Thanks again.
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Thank you. I think the EGR solenoid on mine is two female style openings.
Separate question for you GKK: What if any are the emission reqs. for my vette if I register it in California being that it will be 25 yrs. old if and when I register?
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California is VERY Strict on emissions and only passenger vehicles 1975 and older are exempt.
You're going to have to re-install the stock Exhaust Manifolds which have the AIR (Air Injection Reaction) Diverter valve fittings, EGR Valve w/Crossover tube which connects the passenger side exhaust manifold to the intake manifold and California Certified Catalytic Converters with the stock Y Pipes.
Sorry, for the bad news...
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That blows!!!!
I am going to have to sell my baby here then at the end of the month.
Washington State doesn't require emissions once the vehicle is 25 years old.
I will not neuter my vette for any State.
I am going to have to sell my baby here then at the end of the month.
Washington State doesn't require emissions once the vehicle is 25 years old.
I will not neuter my vette for any State.