Vacuum lines

KEVIN SMITH4

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1988 JEEP WANGLER YJ
4.2L
V8
4WD
MANUAL
200,000 MILES

The vehicle was running good parked it for about six months tried to start it up bust up bad, got to constantly give gas to keep running. So I got a new carburetor ran good when I idling, then started acting up like before. Everyone says it is a vacuum leak but I have no idea. I had a new motor put in before it was parked and I do not know what year it is. The Jeep is a 1988, but the motor I believe is a 1979, do not know for sure. The numbers I found (ef3235444) brought me to the 1979 the carburetor is a (auto line c6214) and a lot of the lines around it were blocked off from the people who put the motor in. So I am trying to find out where the lines go. I do not believe they are there for nothing.

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Sunday, August 12th, 2018 AT 5:20 AM

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CJ MEDEVAC

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This is a Carter BBD carburetor most likely from a 1979, give or take a year.

Very good carburetor.

This Jeep has a "straight six" cylinder engine, not a V-8 as in your information above.

I noticed in your pictures that the brake booster does not have vacuum line to it, and there is a large vacuum port "open" on the driver's side of the intake.

Did you remove this line?

Do you understand?

See my two pictures below.

If this is not the issue, I may still be able to aid you in getting it right.

The pictures were great! I may request more if need be.

Check mine out my #2 ('46) at the "Sonic" drive in yesterday.

Your turn,

The Medic

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Sunday, August 12th, 2018 AT 10:48 AM

KEVIN SMITH4

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That was the brake booster vacuum line had a hole I have replaced that hose the ones. I am pointing to in the pictures are the ones I am trying to find where they go. Also, I want to make sure everything is going to were it is supposed to be.

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