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Old 05-23-07, 10:26 PM
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What do i attach this vaculm line to?

what do I attach to this vaculm line. it is quite a large one and im not sure as to where it went. I did an engine swap and have no reference from the previous engine.
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i believe that goes to the brake booster
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Originally Posted by 87 t-66
i believe that goes to the brake booster
Amen to that, brother.

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If I had to guess I would say that is a JDM engine that you swapped in.

You can cap off that connection as it isn't needed in a US rx7. The member above is correct in saying though that it was used for the brake booster on that car the motor came out of.

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AHHH this helps me tons too. one less forum question.
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How 'bout that. And all this time I thought it went to the Air Bypass Solenoid. Learn something new everyday.
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yep. brake booster
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lol, wow didn't know you could learn anymore on these HAILERS.

My engine has the same spot that was not used when the air bypass was installed and it's just plugged after doing research on them. The US models don't have those. Not sure why the JDM ones did, guess they just wanted it in another spot. However it is a great place to hook up for extra vaccum sources.

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Originally Posted by HAILERS
How 'bout that. And all this time I thought it went to the Air Bypass Solenoid. Learn something new everyday.
As I just removed the Air Bypass Solenoid today. Thats exactly what it is for.
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Originally Posted by 2713ddddavid
As I just removed the Air Bypass Solenoid today. Thats exactly what it is for.
Are you sure? On my J-spec I have that going to the brake booster...

Not trying to sound like a jerk, being 100% sincere.

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Strange on my S4 n/a its a coolant line
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Yea I was thinking bypass as well since the brake booster is on the back, or at least on my 87 tii.
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you need to state whether you have a jdm or usdm motor. if those are jspec manifolds that piece goes to the brake booster.

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Strange on my S4 n/a its a coolant line
you have a t2 lim on your s5 na?
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Originally Posted by 87 t-66
you need to state whether you have a jdm or usdm motor. if those are jspec manifolds that piece goes to the brake booster.


you have a t2 lim on your s5 na?
And here come the differences.

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Like the fellow said above, on a 87 TurboII, the brake booster feed line is on the back of the intake manifold next to the three or four small vacuum.

I need to stare at that picture then my engine. Maybe it's a JDM thing. But on a series four there's a nipple near the BAC that gets a hose from that nipple and goes to the Air Bypass Solenoid. I might be wrong because I've never seen a JDM.
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i agree with hailers. i also think it is the to the airbypass valve and from the air bypass valve it goes to the intercooler. im not totally sure being that my car and motor are over 200 miles away or i would check. it may be to the brake booster but i think that line on the us motors are by the vacuum nipples on upper intake on the firewall side. i almost think that there may be a nipple from the bacv to the air by pass valve thats what makes me think it may be a brake booster. i guess we would have to know is it us or jdm
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It is for the brake booster on a JDM. Those come on JDM engines at least on the S4 models.

Again, had it on mine when the Air Bypass was installed and it never went to anything. Capped it off and it's been that way for 3 years now. On a US car it becomes an extra vaccum source.

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Brake booster.

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Originally Posted by HAILERS
And all this time I thought it went to the Air Bypass Solenoid.
Originally Posted by BushyTea
My engine has the same spot that was not used when the air bypass was installed...
Originally Posted by 2713ddddavid
As I just removed the Air Bypass Solenoid today. Thats exactly what it is for.
Originally Posted by Blackfc3srx7
Strange on my S4 n/a its a coolant line
Originally Posted by Phantomkid
i also think it is the to the airbypass valve...
Holy mass confusion Batman...

It's the brake booster vac line, as mentioned at the top of the thread before all you clowns got involved. And it not a "JDM" thing, it's for RIGHT HAND DRIVE engines.

The angle that photo was taken at makes it look close to where the AWS solenoid nipple is on US UIM's, but as you can see in this photo, it's not.

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Originally Posted by NZConvertible
Holy mass confusion Batman...

It's the brake booster vac line, as mentioned at the top of the thread before all you clowns got involved. And it not a "JDM" thing, it's for RIGHT HAND DRIVE engines.

The angle that photo was taken at makes it look close to where the AWS solenoid nipple is on US UIM's, but as you can see in this photo, it's not.

thank you
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Originally Posted by HAILERS
How 'bout that. And all this time I thought it went to the Air Bypass Solenoid. Learn something new everyday.

Close, the air bypass solenoid isnt on this manifold because the jdm doesnt have it. Look closer at the picture and you see it comes from behind the BAC rather than just above it on the uim.
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Originally Posted by 87 t-66
thank you
You're welcome, but was it really necessary to quote my whole post, including the photo, just to say that? I hate it when people clutter up threads doing that...
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It's really boring when someone posts a picture of a Right Hand JDM engine. Uggggh.

Here's a decent USA, series four, intake manifold showing the nipple that cause international conflict.
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so if it is the break booster do i need it?


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