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Old 09-18-2016, 02:26 PM
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Smog question for toyota '79 truck valve assy air switch

I'm trying to figure out how these connect for smog check.
I circled the pipes to where they should connect.
Three options for red, yellow, and white:
1. air/smog pump
2. air intake assy
3. some pipe coming from behind the engine

part#: 25710-38030

Old 09-18-2016, 04:48 PM
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this is thread on desmogging but i think i remember seeing something about those hose connections in it
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f114...torial-264405/
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I just removed mine which looked very similar on my 78. If I remember correctly I believe it was:

Red- Smog Pump
Yellow- Air Filter
White- Exhaust manifold (tube behind engine)
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Originally Posted by rowdy235
I just removed mine which looked very similar on my 78. If I remember correctly I believe it was:

Red- Smog Pump
Yellow- Air Filter
White- Exhaust manifold (tube behind engine)
thanks, im trying to smog, do you think i still need the vacuum piping assembly in order for this part to work?
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Yes I am fairly sure you will need all piping for it to work. Plus if you're in CA pretty sure they do a fairly extensive visual inspection as well.
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do you know any good salvage yard or oem parts website i could get some parts?
thanka for the support
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Not particularly, I'd imagine most of the parts are crazy expensive from the dealer. I'd keep a close eye on the junkyards, maybe find a truck when it first comes in the junkyard and grab all the parts you need
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