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Vacuum Hose for Vents where does it plug into manifold? 900 1994

posted by  gregorythomas on  Thu Feb 13 23:20 CST 2014
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Hello Bricksters - I just purchased a 94 940 Wagon. I noticed the vents are not switching when twisting the knob. Under the hood the intake manifold gasket is new and seller told me he had the heater hoses replaced. Looks like the water valve is new also. The vacuum hose coming from the vent control through the fire wall is unattached just hanging there. I am trying to find where it plugs into vacuum but after an hour of searching can not find any open vacuum port to plug this into. Since the manifold was taken off to do the heater hoses, the mechanic must have removed this vacuum line and did not put it back. On my 740 wagon there is a big vacuum hose going to a T for this but this does not exist on the 940. Anyone know where this should plug in? Lots more vacuum hoses on this engine compared to my 91 740.

Thanks for the help!
Greg






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