EGR Valve has a missing hose, I'm unsure of where to plug it.

Plug the bottom one and use the top one and see what happens

Looks as though you are missing other vacuum lines too!

If you were to install a header (just talking junk) There would not be a place for an EGR.

Conclusion, the vehicle will operate just fine without it/ or the EGR hose not hooked up.

If you have all vacuum leaks (including vacuum ports that suck air) plugged off, the vacuum advance and other 'necessary' vacuum lines hooked up correctly, and the engine tuned up, It should run great!

Besides, all of that other stuff would need to be reconnected to make it work.

But

If this is needed for emission testing in your region, or you want it back original,

I can get you a diagram for the vehicle! I just looked 'em over. To get you the correct one,

I need t know

Is it a Base or Runabout?

I need to know if it originally had A/C?

Sedan or Station Wagon?

The Medic

Medic-this old rasmataz- maybe its right there as mention however plug one and use the other one and see what happens I believe its ported vacuum operated not full intake vacuum-what do you think

Hey Raz!

Not see you in a while!

Without correct info, I'm just gonna sling out two diagrams - the Sedan model without A/C (diagram 1) and with A/C (diagram 2)

FRANCCESCO FREIRE you are allowed to correspond back with us with an update!

The Medic