help needed again.
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From: Van Nuys Ca
help needed again.
well when takin my car apart i was taking pictures at the same time. i have alot of what i took off but some i missed. i was wondering if any of you guys can tell me where some hoses go?
where do these go?
where do these go?
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From: Van Nuys Ca
dude you are awesome. thanx again for helping me.
so its pretty much for the heater controls?
how do i bypass them or something? because i took out my a/c lines and thats what it looks like it hooks up to.
so its pretty much for the heater controls?
how do i bypass them or something? because i took out my a/c lines and thats what it looks like it hooks up to.
Racer
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From: ilion ny
no your a/c hoses and such should be different. the hose from the water pump should go to your heater core if im not mistaken. if you look at the diagrams there should be 2 sets of hose attachments on your firewall. 1 on the right which is a/c and the 1 set just to the left of them which should go to your heater core. you dont have to eliminate the heat function of your car to eliminate a/c. this way if temps get a lil colder you can still turn the heat up.
Last edited by scooter18155; Dec 13, 2007 at 11:29 PM.
Racer
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From: ilion ny
niether its a factory service manual or fsm they are year specific for your car unlike haynes and chiltons which covers 84-96. the fsm has alot more info then a haynes or chilton book by far. i also got the suplemental electrical troubleshooting book. they can generally be found on ebay pretty regularly for $60-$80 or so. keep your eyes peeled on the f/s section here as one might pop up from time to time as well. if you look in ebay they usually have a pic of the book which should look like mine below. (might be different color but still the same book)
Last edited by scooter18155; Dec 13, 2007 at 11:55 PM.
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Originally Posted by vinnies87
FSM is your best bet.... i'd invest before going any further....
That is the FSM I keep preaching for everyone to buy. The link is to Helm Inc, where you can buy your very own, brand new, manual.
In your first picture the circled connection to the water pump clearly shows in scooter18155's second scan. The question mark in your first pic is a trans cooler line that connect to the radiator.
The circled item in the second pic also shows in scooter18155's same second heater connections scan. The question mark is over the PCV system inlet hose. From the right valve cover, it connects to the PCV filter in the air cleaner housing base.
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