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Old 09-29-2019, 04:27 PM
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I am in need of a vacuum diagram for my 1996 Blazer with a 4.3 and 4x4, I've searched everywhere and can't fine one. If anyone has one your a blessing.
 
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Here is a link I saved that is for a 97.

Is it for the under-hood hoses? Then this might help.

https://blazerforum.com/forum/engine...ng-help-93443/
 
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Originally Posted by LesMyer
Keep in mind this is for a 4 button 4WD. 3-button 4WD has some different vacuum lines and the actuator is 3-port mechanical and on the transfer case.
What Christine linked to is the correct diagram for the 3-button setup. The NV236 (4-button) transfer case didn't come out until '98. Even though it was a mechanical device, it was still called the vacuum switch on the NV233 transfer case.
 
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What Christine linked to is the correct diagram for the 3-button setup. The NV236 (4-button) transfer case didn't come out until '98. Even though it was a mechanical device, it was still called the vacuum switch on the NV233 transfer case.
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LOL We've all been there! This is why we have the forum so we can tap into out collective wisdom.
 
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