Random Vacuum Line - Wot?
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the_wolf
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I'll check on mine later if no one comes up with an answer
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Mine doesn't do that...
tottot
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Someone needed vacuum for a gauge ?
JimS
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Does the EGR valve need a vacuum line, might be someone disabled it
raywin
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On the TD5 the vacuum line powers the EGR valve.
But does the 300tdi have an EGR system? Thereis no ecu to control it.
But does the 300tdi have an EGR system? Thereis no ecu to control it.
JimS
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I think the late ones did, if I recall there was a EGR controller box screwed under the seat
The air recirculate valve on the early discovery on the heater used vacuum source to operate it,
This came from the T piece you showed, it probably had a blanking plug over the end from the factory that has been lost so substituted with a screw, ( probably Land Rover being cheap and using parts for two vehicle types)
It won’t be for a vacuum gauge as it won’t tell you anything about the engine only the amount of vacuum for the brakes, ( useless info)
This came from the T piece you showed, it probably had a blanking plug over the end from the factory that has been lost so substituted with a screw, ( probably Land Rover being cheap and using parts for two vehicle types)
It won’t be for a vacuum gauge as it won’t tell you anything about the engine only the amount of vacuum for the brakes, ( useless info)
