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Old Apr 2, 2013 | 03:50 PM
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2D 4.3L 4wd Does it matter which vacuum line is on which connection on the new vacuum switch. I don't see any markings on the new switch.
 
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im pretty sure it does matter, i plated with my Vac. lines until i got the right order
 
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Year there's two vacuum lines and the 3rd is a vent. If you arejust swapping switches the part that snaps back onto the switch is notched so you can't out it on wrong
 
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mine was located on the firewall, two vac hoses comming from it, not sure what years were like that, a buddy of mine has a 1998 Envoy, just like mine, but the vac switch is not on the firewall, it some place else,
 
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