Seeing as how the entire internet can't figure out how to use paintbrush, I took up the challenge and finally made everyone a vacuum diagram. Let me know what you think. http://www.mopar1973man.com//isx97/Charts/Vacuum%20Lines.jpg

very nice:thumb1:. do one for an 02 and my education level would increase.

very nice:thumb1:. do one for an 02 and my education level would increase.

That is for a 94'-02'. The 02 has nothing but the HVAC line, that big vacuum T has caps on everything else. I put all the options on it so if you don't have something, then ignore it, like I don't have any of that CAD crap..

That is for a 94'-02'. The 02 has nothing but the HVAC line, that big vacuum T has caps on everything else. I put all the options on it so if you don't have something, then ignore it, like I don't have any of that CAD crap..

thankyou for encreasing my education level. i must now go buy a bigger hat so my head willfit in it.

The one hanging , does it have like a bigger end on it ? I was wondering what this one was .

It is so nice when you start learning something new. Your way of doing things completely is changing, you can create things that impress not only surrounding but even you. You start to believe that there are a lot of things that you can create and that you are bigger than you used to think.

It's difficult to believe how one day you can wake up after doing a lifetime of good work and recognize how cheaply many things are built. Some advertised as the panacea, latest and the greatest when really many things are just a piece of junk put on the market to satisfy corporate greed. It like the truth is the small print and the B.S. is the billboard size sales pitch. Lifetime guarantee and the company is only there for a few short years. Or a good product comes along, but other companies jump in with a much cheaper version and put the original company out of Biz only to find out later the original was the only good brand without the problems that now, because it's cheaper, keep showing up.

 

Edited November 5, 20195 yr by JAG1

Kind of like buying a Cummins thermostat for high dollar wanting quality to find out its a cheap Mr. Gasket or Robertshaw thermostat.

On 12/10/2010 at 10:02 PM, ISX said:

Seeing as how the entire internet can't figure out how to use paintbrush, I took up the challenge and finally made everyone a vacuum diagram. Let me know what you think. http://www.mopar1973man.com//isx97/Charts/Vacuum%20Lines.jpg

Hmmmm

It says file not found.

These are the pictures I use.