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Re: vacuum pump?/ecc/dash vents die under boost 700 1988

Well, I checked last night and there is no vacuum reserve canister under or around the front bumper. I'm going to the dealer today to see about getting new check valves, but I would appreciate it if somebody else with an '88 760ti check the routing of the three plastic vacuum tubes (two white, one black on mine) that come from the passenger side firewall. Also, if this same person could look for a vacuum canister, that would be great. (Maybe Volvo eliminated it in '88?) My Haynes manual still did not make it in yesterday. Hopefully today.






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