What the heck is this????
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Car: '99 HO Z28 / '03 Trailblazer
What the heck is this????
Found this underhood blowing air after driving the car home. Its an LG4 car that has had a 350 swapped into it. I have no clue as to what it is:
If it helps, its on the passenger side of the car up front tucked in the fender area.
If it helps, its on the passenger side of the car up front tucked in the fender area.
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Car: '99 HO Z28 / '03 Trailblazer
Originally posted by Dingley
its a really dark picture. but it looks like a relay to a headlight.... but then again, i can't see anything.
its a really dark picture. but it looks like a relay to a headlight.... but then again, i can't see anything.
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Car: 1984 Z-28
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if you've still got your smog pump, then it could be a hose that just never found a home. that's the only thing that I can think of that would be blowing out air. i have no idea why it would be all the way over there though
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I was just as confused as you folks were. LOL!
It a jumble of parts that came with the car, I found a flexible hose that looks like it attaches somewhere else...like it blows ON something...but I can't figure out what.
Oh well, it'll probably be pulled out anyway if I decide to proceed with my LT1 project.
Thanks anyway.
It a jumble of parts that came with the car, I found a flexible hose that looks like it attaches somewhere else...like it blows ON something...but I can't figure out what.
Oh well, it'll probably be pulled out anyway if I decide to proceed with my LT1 project.
Thanks anyway.
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or possibly a vacuum control unit that runs vacuum to PCV, the charcoal can, and brakes. Mine is (was) on the firewall.... I ran vacuum off of the manifold for most of that stuff, so i really don't need it. if it is what I'm talking about, it says "rochester control products" around the top.
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Car: '99 HO Z28 / '03 Trailblazer
Originally posted by flyitlikustolit
or possibly a vacuum control unit that runs vacuum to PCV, the charcoal can, and brakes. Mine is (was) on the firewall.... I ran vacuum off of the manifold for most of that stuff, so i really don't need it. if it is what I'm talking about, it says "rochester control products" around the top.
or possibly a vacuum control unit that runs vacuum to PCV, the charcoal can, and brakes. Mine is (was) on the firewall.... I ran vacuum off of the manifold for most of that stuff, so i really don't need it. if it is what I'm talking about, it says "rochester control products" around the top.
The coolant overflow tank cooler comment has me thinking...Is that anything like blinker fluid??? j/k
I'll have to look into it.
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