ok so basically i bought a 3.4 and the guy really did a number on it, all of the vacuum lines on top of the intake manifold were misplaced so i had to buy new ones. i got them in through mail today everything is correct i followed the diagram however i cant figure out where this last line connects to here is the line

it is connected to the brake booster valve on the diagram here it says to connect it to acsry

but what is acsry?? i dont know where or what that is ? i have no loose lines i can connect it to? right now i have the line shut with a screw so no air is coming out but am i suposed to connect it to something ? or just leave it like that .

 

acsry is your heater box thats what controls the blend door. as for the line with a bolt in it that defiantly isnt right, i can tell that its near the fuel lines but cant quite remember where it would go (i havent had a 3.4 in like 2 years) it looks like a pcv valve but thats not where the pcv goes.

 

I rebuilt the 3.4 in my 94 a couple of years ago. This pic help?

 

i cant see the when i click on it it says i dont have permission

 

thats what i thought it was. theres a T fitting that goes into the intake one side goes to the brake booster the other goes to the heater box. the line for the heater box is inside a loom of wires on the passenger side of the car.

 

thats exzatcly how mines looks, so im supposed to connect that to the heater box??? am i supposed to run another vaccum line? because their nothing close to it that looks like it could be it

 

no there should be a line somewhere in that area (unless it was broken or removed) again its in a loom so it may be hiding

 

I think the previous owner removed it, i will check it out once im off work and update on progress.....thank you for the help

 

nope, still nothing i checked very well and could not find any vacuum line to connect it to

 

never mind found it ! it was exactly where you said it would be, "in a loom of wires" i was mad and ripped open a small piece of the loom and their you have it a small vacuum line! thank you for the help