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Please identify the coffee can thing 700 84

posted by  someone claiming to be Joshua Block on  Thu Sep 16 21:24 CST 1999 [RELATED]

I'm trying to hunt down any vacuum leaks in my 84 760 Ti and have a

question about a part.

There are two small diameter vacuum hoses that come off of the top

or the throttle body and connect to the top of a black plastic coffee

can looking thing buy my battery (driver's side) There is also a one

foot piece of 3/8 hose that hangs from the bottom of the can and w

does not connect to anything. Inside the can is what looks like a

filter of some sort and is yellow.

What is this can and should the bottom hose connect to something?

Is it an air intake for the throttle? Why are their two vacuum hoses

running to the same thing.

BTW - this can is missing from the underhood view at the beginning of

the Haynes manual. The nipples on the throttle body appear to be

capped off also. I've seen something that appears to have the same

funtion mounted diagonally under the battery/bumper of a 240.





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