41 2001 Vw Passat Vacuum Hose Diagram Diagram Online Sourc 822 posts · joined 2006. #12 · feb 20, 2008 (edited) i'd say your aeb is completely different to my awt. though your setup there looks a bit homemade. i have suction jet pump (no 42 in woodardhsd's diagram) and check valve (no.52) in that area, also a braided hose there leads to the vacuum reservoir. it looks like it's being blowing boost all. 2002 awm 1.8t vacuum hose routing diagram. 18t 2002 awm diagram hose routing vacuum. jump to latest. 22k views 2 replies 3 participants last post by bdubskii aug 12, 2013. c. cr125honda discussion starter. 327 posts · joined 2008. #1 · aug 12, 2013. just posting for anyone else that might need it.
Repair Guides Vacuum Diagrams Vacuum Diagrams Autozone A vacuum hose plays a crucial role in the overall performance and efficiency of a vw passat 1.9 tdi. it helps create a vacuum seal for various systems, such as the brake booster and the turbocharger. if there is a fault in the vacuum hose, several symptoms may arise, indicating the need for inspection and repair. 1. Aug 6, 2015. #1. hey all, i just wanted to recommend to anyone with a higher mileage tdi (i have 273k on the odo) to change your vacuum lines & brake booster hose! i was having intermittent low boost codes & limp mode over the past year. i assumed it was a gunked turbo, fuel filter or fuel delivery, gunked intake system, air filter, etc. I got blue, but black is the same price. volkswagen passat b5 fwd 1.8t > general purpose > hose > vacuum hose > es#250201 blue silicon vacuum hose (3.5x2) 3 foot 51731257971blu 3. it is nice and smooth on the outside, came sealed in a plastic bag. the downside is that ecs only sells precut 1, 3, & 15 foot lengths. This document provides a diagram of the vacuum hose routing for the passat b5 model. it shows the layout of the vacuum hoses that connect various components under the hood, including the paths between the vacuum reservoir, brake booster, egr valve, charcoal canister, and other parts that interface with the engine vacuum system. additional service information and diagrams for other volkswagen.
Repair Guides Vacuum Diagrams Vacuum Diagrams Autozone I got blue, but black is the same price. volkswagen passat b5 fwd 1.8t > general purpose > hose > vacuum hose > es#250201 blue silicon vacuum hose (3.5x2) 3 foot 51731257971blu 3. it is nice and smooth on the outside, came sealed in a plastic bag. the downside is that ecs only sells precut 1, 3, & 15 foot lengths. This document provides a diagram of the vacuum hose routing for the passat b5 model. it shows the layout of the vacuum hoses that connect various components under the hood, including the paths between the vacuum reservoir, brake booster, egr valve, charcoal canister, and other parts that interface with the engine vacuum system. additional service information and diagrams for other volkswagen. Conradrock discussion starter. 14 posts · joined 2011. #3 · feb 24, 2011. eh, didn't have any part numbers or all of that lovely crap, plus can't find a decent vac diagram. managed to get etka working though, so that'll work until the bentley comes in. thanks anyway. The vacuum tubing is primarily on the plate on the top center. there is also a tube that runs down the right side of the engine to the blue waterbottle like contraption in the driver's wheel well, and a hose that runs down the left side of the engine to the "drive unit" on the front of the engine, underneath the ignition coils.
Volkswagen Passat Variant 2000 2001 Vacuum Hoses For Brake Servo Conradrock discussion starter. 14 posts · joined 2011. #3 · feb 24, 2011. eh, didn't have any part numbers or all of that lovely crap, plus can't find a decent vac diagram. managed to get etka working though, so that'll work until the bentley comes in. thanks anyway. The vacuum tubing is primarily on the plate on the top center. there is also a tube that runs down the right side of the engine to the blue waterbottle like contraption in the driver's wheel well, and a hose that runs down the left side of the engine to the "drive unit" on the front of the engine, underneath the ignition coils.
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