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    boost solenoid vacum lines complications!!

    Got the boost solenoid vacum lines unpluged...
    And cant in love of god remember how they were before.
    Is there a thread or picture that can help ??


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    Thank You !!!


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    RealMcCoy already gave a great example... here are some pictures that I took from my car

    To help a little bit, started on the back left working my way to the right.

    Top- white stipped hose goes to pre-turbo pipe
    bottom- Connects to a double t connector

    Top- line goes somewhere under the EGR valve
    Bottom- red strip hose that connects to the metal vacuum tube hold on the TB

    The top vertical one - left is the blue stripe hose, the right is a solid black hose
    The bottom vertical one- left is the green stripe hose, the right is yellow stripe hose

    Hopefully these help you some the second one is where the T-connector is (below the yellow stripe hose near the clamp):




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    This helps alot!

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    I know this has been answered, but a lot of people forget there is a hose diagram right on the underside of the hood. On the older cars it might be worn off, but it should be there and it's not that hard to read/understand

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