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Old 10-24-07, 06:09 PM
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Vacuum Line repair

Ok so i am doing the oh so fun Vacuum line replacement on my car when come to find out i have a bigger problem. if youu look at the picture there is alot of grease well thats from a broken oil injection line. My questions is the circled item in red, where does that go? does it need to be capped? this had nothing plugged into it when i took off the UIM.

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That's your primary injector bleed. Source it to vacuum taken before the throttle plates, I use the middle nipple on the front of the UIM right where it meets the TB.
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