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Old 07-10-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone have a diagram of how to hook up the vacuum lines under neat the dashboard for the a/c?

Everything i hooked up except i have one yellow line hanging out and i cannot figure out where it goes. That may be the reason why the air does not blow through the front vents.
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Check the engine bay on the driver's side firewall. That is where I found a cracked line. I fixed it and the air blew through the dash vents again
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If the HVAC controls lose vacuum, the system will shift to the defrost (windshield) mode automatically. Ford did this for safety reasons to ensure the best possible visibility.
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How do I fix the problem? The HVAC controls?
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I think the problem is the yellow line hanging down. Because it does blow through the defrost and on the floor.
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i know its a little late reply, but the yellow line goes up into the dash by the steering colum into a gold colored silinoid. it is easier to unscrew the relays so you can reach.
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