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Old 01-19-2018, 10:40 PM
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First Gen 4Runner Vacuum Line Help

First off I'm fairly new hear so any help is appreciated! My problem is I have a 1987 4Runner and its been through about 3 different owners and definitely isn't in the prettiest shape I'm trying to figure out the vacuum lines because the engine bay is just a mess everything looks about right except for that 3 port fitting that's mounted on the back of the EFI casing one of my lines has a drill bit jammed in the end(by one of the previous owners) and I'm pretty sure it's not supposed to be there. To preface this it does start but we don't have it idling yet fuel pump needed replaced and I'm finishing that tomorrow so I'll update on that status. Where exactly should each port on that fitting go to?
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In cases like these picture help a ton. Once you add a pic I'm sure someone can help you out.
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Mine is an '88 and only uses two of the three, one has a rubber cap on it. Probably just a dull junk drill bit with goop on it to replace that cap. You can get a box of caps from an auto parts store to make it look cleaner.

I strongly suggest you get the factory service manual from ebay or amazon or a digital copy from somewhere. It will help you more than you imagine.
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Originally Posted by skypilot
Mine is an '88 and only uses two of the three, one has a rubber cap on it. Probably just a dull junk drill bit with goop on it to replace that cap. You can get a box of caps from an auto parts store to make it look cleaner.

I strongly suggest you get the factory service manual from ebay or amazon or a digital copy from somewhere. It will help you more than you imagine.
I have it and its extremely helpful for mostly everything else I even got my hand on a Haynes! This one fitting I just can't seem to find

Here is a photo of that fitting one goes to what I think is the VSV, one is capped, and there's that line with the drill bit in it
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Search the forum. Some folks recently posted vacuum diagram.
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