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Vacuum Hose Diagram S40-V40 2001

posted by  Stilltrying on  Sun Sep 11 19:48 CST 2016
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Greetings,

Because I have very limited experience working on cars - I really should not have started ...
but - I have taken my 01 S40 apart to replace the oil trap breather box and associated hoses.
All the way down to the PTC valve and most of the car's hoses and things that got in the way.

It all started with a small puddle of oil beneath the car, and then being told I needed new seals,
and other stuff totaling way more than the car is worth.

In the meantime a white knight came along and told me it could very possible be fixed
by changing out the oil trap / hoses and cleaning the neighboring parts.

So - many hours and 125 pics later I am a little puzzled as to where a few of the many hoses
I took off / unplugged go.

All that to say - it would be greatly appreciated if anyone has a Vacuum Line diagram -
specifically for an 01 S40. There are lots of pics of 850, but no S40.

Any help would be more than greatly appreciated.

Tom

StillTrying to save a buck - with a daughter in college, recent heart attack, and the list goes on...






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