On the '87, it goes onto a nipple on the intake manifold, which is right below the fuel pressure regulator. Very short travel...the hose is only about 10cm long. I dunno if it's the same on the Digijets. -Karl On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, Seth Bruggeman laid this bit of wit and wisdom upon us: > O.k., while nosing around the engine this morning (in wake of engine not > starting after removing a.c. system), noticed that the vacuum line on the > front of the fuel pressure regulater was disconnected at the other end; I > assume this may have something to do with the engine not firing--problem is > I can't tell where the vacuum line connects and the Haynes manual is not > much help here...could somebody take a quick look and let me know where the > line goes?? -- Karl & Kristina Bloss - vanagon@makarov.com 1987 Westfalia Weekender "Bev" - 198K Miles http://www.enter.net/~bloss/vw VW Shop List: http://www.enter.net/~bloss/vw/vwshops Linux 2.2.14-5.0 |
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