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Old Apr 21, 2011 | 05:25 AM
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Cool vacume hose layout

I put new heads on a 91 4runner with a v6. the hoses were already pulled so need to find out how and were they connect on the passenger side of the manifold.
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Old Apr 21, 2011 | 05:29 AM
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Old Apr 21, 2011 | 05:30 AM
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or autozone.com repair manual section as decent vacuum diagrams as well.
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Old Apr 21, 2011 | 08:33 AM
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Oh man, I had the same problem at the end of my rebuild. Search around on here, there was someone who posted a picture of that side of the plenum and had everything numbered. Made it suuuuper easy. If I can find the post I'll link it but I would just start searching now if I were you.
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Old Apr 21, 2011 | 08:54 AM
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Here's the good stuff from that thread(even though it's for a 95, so it may not be exactly the same).
Originally Posted by KHIG
I need help locating where several hoses should be connected.
Originally Posted by bugs1961
KHIG:

Here are all the hoses on the pass side of the plenum. The item numbers correspond to your picture with the numbers. Toyota numbered the vacuum hoses and it looks like yours are still numbered correctly from your pictures. The vacuum hoses are the small hoses and the larger hoses are air hoses, fuel hoses, brake booster, and PCV hoses. I list the Toyota vacuum hose numbers as printed on the the hose itself as well as where it goes. Front and rear refer to the truck front or rear. There are three VSV's (rear, center, and front) and one AC idle up valve.

1. Reed valve
2. Fuel return hose
3. Brake booster
4. Rear air hose at the AC idle up
5. PS pump valve
6. Front air hose at the AC idle up
7. Vac hose #1 to pass side of rear VSV
8. Vac hose #2 to pass side of center VSV
9. PCV hose
10. Vac hose #5 to driver side of center VSV
11. Vac hose #3 to pass side of front VSV
12. Vac hose #6 to driver side of front VSV
13. PS pump valve

Vac hose #4 goes from driver side of rear VSV to the reed valve

AC idle up vacuum hoses:
- pass side to diaphragm (very short hose)
- driver side tee's into vacuum hose #2 (item 8 in your picture)

Hope this helps,
Bugs
and this
Originally Posted by norcal707
ok this the one I have under the hood.

Here's some others for a 91 3VZE from someplace else.
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Old Apr 23, 2011 | 06:25 PM
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I used those top 2 as reference for my '90 and it worked out perfectly so I would assume that things would be the same across the board.
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