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Oil does like to leak in those areas. Check the hoses attached to the filler neck, as well as the gasket/o-ring at the base of it.
As far as that vacuum line is concerned, from looking at my lines right here, it looks like one of the lines for the boost control solenoid (has the vacuum line with 9c labeled on it in your picture). Make sure those are still connected, as you will have the symptoms of a boost/vacuum leak otherwise.
Oil does like to leak in those areas. Check the hoses attached to the filler neck, as well as the gasket/o-ring at the base of it.
As far as that vacuum line is concerned, from looking at my lines right here, it looks like one of the lines for the boost control solenoid (has the vacuum line with 9c labeled on it in your picture). Make sure those are still connected, as you will have the symptoms of a boost/vacuum leak otherwise.
Hope this helps.
You are 100% right, sir!
It was the "9C" unplugged. I don't know how I could miss that.
I'm in the process of color coding all my vacuum lines, so I know where they go and how they connect to each other. If you are bored and have some model paint, its a pretty good idea. It keeps you from having to remember where everything goes, even if you've messed with it a bunch of times.
08-12-19, 11:24 AM
