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Dangling Emission Control Hoses (Clarified) 120-130

posted by  1969 123GT on  Sat Jul 5 01:34 CST 2003
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Sorry about the first msg, the spacing got screwed up in transmission. Try it this way:

In Feb of this year there was an excellent discussion about how to hook up the emission hoses on the B20 verses the B18. Ron and George gave us a good rundown and Ron even provided a great diagram reference: http://www.intelab.com/swem/pcv_diagrams.htm

If I can summarize without screwing it up....it goes like this:

B18 From: Crankcase Gases Hose To: Air Cleaner Insert

B20 From: Crankcase Gases Hose To: Intake Manifold Nipple


B18 From: Flame Trap To: Intake Manifold Nipple

B20 From: Flame Trap To: Air Cleaner Insert

If you are confused by any of the terms, refer to the diagrams at the web site Ron gave us and I sited above.

My question is: To what do I hook my brake booster hose on my B20B engine?

Thanks for your help.

Jerry
1969 123 GT






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