Where does the vacuum hose come from on a VW?

Where does the vacuum hose come from on a VW?

On closer inspection, it originates from a T-Piece in the N75 to VNT Actuator Line. The connector looks like it’s designed to also serve as a one-way valve (to close the open line), however when testing the line between the N75 and VNT Actuator it will not hold a vacuum; it’s leaking from this connector.

How to repair VW Jetta 2000-05 vacuum diagram?

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What happens when a VW ALH vacuum fails?

Typically “the event” consists of a valve breaking or follower failing while the engine is running. In addition to a stripped timing belt (again), the potential exists to encounter significant impact damage from loose bits getting crunched in at least one cylinder.

Where do I get the vacuum hose routing diagram?

I got the Vacuum Hose Routing Diagram from this forum (included below), but it would seem that the terminology used differs slightly from the descriptions used by parts suppliers when I search on the part numbers. Therefore can someone please confirm whether or not I have correctly identified the valves from the part numbers on my car?

What kind of vacuum does a Jetta TDI have?

I have a 2000 jetta tdi i just removed the Asv and it would seem I broke the vacuum actualor, is the turbo still gonna spool okay or did i kinda screw myself over? You broke the plastic vacuum actuator on the ASV?

Is the Jetta 1.9 TDI with manual transmission?

I’m new to TDIs and have recently acquired a 2004 Jetta 1.9 TDI (BEW with manual transmission) which is suffering from a loss of power. All I know from the previous owner is that is was running fine, but would then suffer a sudden loss of power.

Where is the manifold on a VW bus?

Instead of a 3-way tee for manifold vacuum, there is a 4-way tee on early FI models. The fourth hose leads to the EGR valve. The manifold port is also relocated to the left side of the plenum just behind the cold start valve.

Where are the vacuum hoses on a baywindow bus?

The yellow line is the vacuum advance which connects to the nipple on the advance (right) side of the distributor to the EEC valve on the air cleaner to the backside of the throttle body. The orange line is vacuum retard that connects the plenum to the fuel pressure regulator to the small nipple on the decel valve.