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Old 05-11-2021, 06:44 PM
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Hi - just bought this 2001 GMC Jimmy and over by the driver side wheel well, there are a set of hoses and couplers and tubes just laying about. They obviously are shot and broke apart over the years, and no one ever chose to replace or repair them.

What are they for, and how should I go about fixing them? They aren't anything challenging or fancy, but for whatever reason, they were neglected. So I'm sure something's not functioning because of it now and I see no reason not to do an easy fix. But I just don't know what they are, if there's anything special I should know about them and their replacements, or if it's nothing to even bother with, which I sort of doubt. Otherwise, GMC wouldn't have gone through the trouble of engineering them in there. Thanks for your help.

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I can see 3 amputations/problems here.
 
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Old 05-11-2021, 06:48 PM
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If you do a search on here for hvac hose diagram, and find a thread by Christine. She write out what hose sizes and lengths needed to replace. And routing of the hoses.

I've been meaning to do this, but they are not as bad...

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https://blazerforum.com/forum/2nd-generation-s-series-1995-2005-tech-41/under-hood-vacuum-hose-replace-95425/
 
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Awesome! Thank you so much again!
 
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Your Blazer is going to run much better when those hoses are replaced....no more vacuum leak.
 
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Originally Posted by Musgrove
Hi - just bought this 2001 GMC Jimmy and over by the driver side wheel well, there are a set of hoses and couplers and tubes just laying about. They obviously are shot and broke apart over the years, and no one ever chose to replace or repair them.

What are they for, and how should I go about fixing them? They aren't anything challenging or fancy, but for whatever reason, they were neglected. So I'm sure something's not functioning because of it now and I see no reason not to do an easy fix. But I just don't know what they are, if there's anything special I should know about them and their replacements, or if it's nothing to even bother with, which I sort of doubt. Otherwise, GMC wouldn't have gone through the trouble of engineering them in there. Thanks for your help.

Here's a photo:

I can see 3 amputations/problems here.
Those are the HVAC and 4wd supply vacuum hoses. Check out my thread in these in my signature below.
 
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Welcome to the forum. Scroll down just five threads to "Vaccum Diagram for 2003 Chevy Blazer."
 
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I certainly will. That's gold. Thank you!!!
 
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Old 05-12-2021, 03:55 PM
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Thanks. I may have spotted it if I had known what those hoses were for and were related to vacuum, which was my original question. I've been pointed in the right direction it seems. Thanks!
 
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That is the vacuum supply for your dash, should have had defrost only. The reserve tank is in the fender, feel around for the nipple, and the long hose comes from the intake manifold. (supply) The plastic hose goes into the pass. compartment. Hope you got it solved.
 
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