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Old 26-11-09, 02:08 PM
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Default Please - where does this vacuum line go?

It is *possible* that where this line is located in PICS two and three (in the little guide clip under the brake fluid reservoir) may not be where it should be.

This line starts on the engine (PIC 1) goes upward and then snakes toward and under the brake reservoir and drops downward.

I cannot find an empty connector anywhere in that vicinity. If I put my thumb on the end of the line with the engine running it does choke a bit and I can hear suction on the line.

I have recently messed around with the throttle body, changed the thermostat and radiator.

Any idea where this line should connect?

Thanks
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Old 26-11-09, 02:09 PM
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Default BTW --- 1999 Saab 9-5 2.4

Sorry for lacking the vitals
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Old 26-11-09, 02:15 PM
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That is the Automatic Transmission breather tube. It routs behind the Maxi Fuse box and then just hangs there and vents to the atmosphere.
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