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List of Vacuum Lines 200

posted by  gopeshs on  Mon Oct 13 02:16 CST 2008
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Hi,
I am planning to replace all the vacuum lines in my 1990-240.
I have compiled a list of all the tubes, please help me with filling in the inner dia and lengths

1. Charcoal Canister to top of TB (thicker rubber hose) I.D. ? Length ?
2. Charcoal Canister to top of TB (thin plastic hose) I.D. ? Length ? elbow ?
3. Top of air intake to inside the car for operation of all the HVAC switches and the elbow
I.D. ? Length ? elbow ?


4. PCVS system to air intake I.D.: 5/32" length : 1' (Replaced)
5. FPR to Air Intake I.D.: 5/32" length : 1' (Replaced)


6. Air intake to Brake Booster I.D. ? Length ?



Other than IPD can they be found in local store like Napa etc. I got the 5/32" from eeuroparts . There might be tubes and elbows which are meant for universal application. I remember seeing couple of posts about these tubes but could not locate any.

Thanks
Gopeshs
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DD-1990 240 DL SW M47II FI 3.1 220 K miles Turbo Sways,Custom headlight circuit ,Insulated roof,Tinted Glass,






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