EP6 vacuum hose not connected?
- Thread starter dimistyle
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There is a vacuum solenoid valve buried under the intake manifold, with a tube that connects to atmosphere. Check if it is from there.
It heads up to the end of the head.
Why it is so inaccessible is another matter.
It heads up to the end of the head.
Why it is so inaccessible is another matter.
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Under the inlet manifold hmmm I'll continue to look from the top.
Thanks for the diagram
Thanks for the diagram
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Feel where the tube it goes, if you can get a hand in, to see if it heads to the valve. It is meant to be open to the air. The valve shown in blue is similar in appearance to the vacuum valves in the HDI engines with three spigots. It controls boost. Item 5
Well all vacuum hoses under inlet manifold are connected to the solenoid as shown above....so one connected to atmosphere I.e. not connected is what I have.
Well now I can start looking at de-polution faulty error as not caused by breather hose.
Well now I can start looking at de-polution faulty error as not caused by breather hose.
Hi there on your picture. There is a pipe going into the manifold where you have the circle with the a in it please can you tell me where does this pipe come from.
In another EP6DT thread there's a photo of an engine out of the car. The forest of tubes under the inlet manifold (which is disconnected in the photo) is clearly seen. Zoom it in.