Vacuum line on transmission
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Vacuum line on transmission
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Underneath my car (98 GS400) looking up at the pumpkin of my transmission - there is a vaccum spout. However, there is no vacccum line attached to it and it is just sitting open. I am guessing there should be a line going on there otherwise it wouldn't be on the transmission - anyone know where it should route to??
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Underneath my car (98 GS400) looking up at the pumpkin of my transmission - there is a vaccum spout. However, there is no vacccum line attached to it and it is just sitting open. I am guessing there should be a line going on there otherwise it wouldn't be on the transmission - anyone know where it should route to??
Jonny
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Originally Posted by Burton
It is most likely a vent. All transmissions have them I am assuming you ment on the bellhousing?
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Originally Posted by Dx3
Yes, sorry - I did. So you think it just stays open the way it is??
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Yah it is fine just like it is. If you plan on going off roading you can run a line from it up higher as not toget water in it.
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Originally Posted by Burton
Yah it is fine just like it is. If you plan on going off roading you can run a line from it up higher as not toget water in it.
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