Vacuum hose connection for 1987 chrysler conquest

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Diagrams on the images tab, info on JustAnswer.

https://www.google.com/search?q=2007+chrysler+pt+cruiser+brake+booster+hoses+diagram

https://www.justanswer.com/chrysler/geng2-broken-vacuum-lines-can-t-find-diagram-route.html

Great video on testing. Looks like a Honda.

What are you saying is it broken or missing..
Their is a decail that covers the emmissions hose routing .
However there is always a trace of ware the hose was routed and connected look around the answers are their if you look at them fairly .

Can I use egr delete to fix a vacuum leak?

CHeck this diagrams...

Fig. 14: Vacuum hose routing-1987 2.9L engine - zoom link here

Fig. 13: Vacuum hose routing-1987 2.3L engines - zoom link here

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Hi John:
I suggest to check this diagrams...






Fig. 14: Vacuum hose routing-1987 2.9L engine - zoom link here





Fig. 13: Vacuum hose routing-1987 2.3L engines - zoom link here

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Suggest lots of possibilities...I assume it is NOT a TSi... so no Turbo.
If all vacuum lines are attached and in good shape, then you can have a back pressure issue, preventing the flow of burnt gas out of the engine, and therefore a low vacuum.
If you find that the Cat. converter is clogged (strong possibility...) the you can buy one...

http://www.carpartswholesale.com/cpw/chrysler~conquest~parts.html

Chrysler Conquest Catalytic Converter Notes : UNIVERSAL, 4 Cyl, 2.6L,CENTER UNIT Part # : CPWCC-70316 OEM # : Fit : 1987-1989 Chrysler Conquest (87-89)

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in 1987 hoses were not hard when new
harden and perish due to heat in engine bay and age

I dont think you can buy hoses as a kit
but worth ringing a plymoth Caravelle parts supplier

you can buy silicone or standard rubber hose

replace one hose at a time and take pictures of the hose joins
don't pull the lot off in one go and have a mess

cheapest way to replace all vacuum hoses is buy the hosing in lengths and sizes required from an auto parts shop

Go to Autozone.com, become member, will give you repair manual,location of parts,diagrams.

There's are two stickers on the top of the radiator. There is one at the filler cap that shows the pulley and belt arrangement and the other one shows the routing of the emission hoses with charcoal canister.