Vent Help
#11
10-26-2006, 10:35 PM
RE: Vent Help
ORIGINAL: FemmeVamp
No, those were the lines I looked at & they seemed fine....the defrost & floor vents working is good enough, I just can't stand to have something not working....like my back windshield wiper needs a new motor and that annoys me lol but I can't afford to do anything to it right now so I'll have to deal with it lol
No, those were the lines I looked at & they seemed fine....the defrost & floor vents working is good enough, I just can't stand to have something not working....like my back windshield wiper needs a new motor and that annoys me lol but I can't afford to do anything to it right now so I'll have to deal with it lol
Have you checked amazon or eBay? I find alot of stuff cheap on there.
#13
10-27-2006, 12:28 AM
RE: Vent Help
ORIGINAL: FemmeVamp
Nah, it wouldn't matter lol I have zero dollars....I have 2 kids and that take all the money I get, unless it's a major vehicle emergency, it's a no-can-do lol
Nah, it wouldn't matter lol I have zero dollars....I have 2 kids and that take all the money I get, unless it's a major vehicle emergency, it's a no-can-do lol
Tell em to start chippin in or find a new source of food. Worked for my dad, Had my first job when I was 14. Oh, the vacuum lines are dirt cheap to replace and requires little to no brain cells to do. I replaced all mine for under 10 bucks. I think its under a buck or two a foot.
#15
10-27-2006, 01:34 AM
RE: Vent Help
lastcoupe nailed the problem on the head.
Look for the vacuum line on the back side of the intake manifold. This is where the vacuum comes from. Look on the passengers side, next to teh distriburator. It will split and go to the t-case, to the black ball, and to the dash via a hole in teh firewall in the middle somewhere. If you have a leak in any of those vacuum hoses, your vents wont work, your 4x4 wont engage the front axle, you may have performance issues (like a poor running engine). If your truck is in the shop for poor performance, hestitation, etc. They may just fix your vent problem too.
Look for the vacuum line on the back side of the intake manifold. This is where the vacuum comes from. Look on the passengers side, next to teh distriburator. It will split and go to the t-case, to the black ball, and to the dash via a hole in teh firewall in the middle somewhere. If you have a leak in any of those vacuum hoses, your vents wont work, your 4x4 wont engage the front axle, you may have performance issues (like a poor running engine). If your truck is in the shop for poor performance, hestitation, etc. They may just fix your vent problem too.
#16
10-27-2006, 09:14 AM
RE: Vent Help
ORIGINAL: Hanr3
lastcoupe nailed the problem on the head.
Look for the vacuum line on the back side of the intake manifold. This is where the vacuum comes from. Look on the passengers side, next to teh distriburator. It will split and go to the t-case, to the black ball, and to the dash via a hole in teh firewall in the middle somewhere. If you have a leak in any of those vacuum hoses, your vents wont work, your 4x4 wont engage the front axle, you may have performance issues (like a poor running engine). If your truck is in the shop for poor performance, hestitation, etc. They may just fix your vent problem too.
lastcoupe nailed the problem on the head.
Look for the vacuum line on the back side of the intake manifold. This is where the vacuum comes from. Look on the passengers side, next to teh distriburator. It will split and go to the t-case, to the black ball, and to the dash via a hole in teh firewall in the middle somewhere. If you have a leak in any of those vacuum hoses, your vents wont work, your 4x4 wont engage the front axle, you may have performance issues (like a poor running engine). If your truck is in the shop for poor performance, hestitation, etc. They may just fix your vent problem too.
How exactly do you replace that dash line? R&R the dash cap?
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