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Date: 27 Feb 2003 09:20:16 -0700
From: andrewunix <agreenbunospamnet>
Subject: Re: Fuel moisture under resonator assembly NG 900 n/a
26 Feb 2003 18:50:38 GMT, davehinznospamcop.net suggested:
: Someone who looks an awful lot like andrewunix <agreenbunospamnet> wrote:
:> I was poking around under the hood the other day and I noticed that one of
:> the small (vacuum/air?) hoses that goes from the throttle body to the
:> engine was soaked with fuel. Is this normal? What would cause this sort of
:> thing?
:
: Hm. Where does the other end of the hose go? No specific ideas, but
: it's coming from either one end or the other, right? I don't think
: the throttle body should have any fuel that far upstream, so ...
Unfortunately my automotive knowledge is fairly limited. The throttle body
has the two small hoses next to each other. One goes to the main vacuum
valve, and the other (the one that is soaked in fuel) goes to a connector
where it meets up with a much larger hose, also attached to the throttle
body, and that connector plugs into the back of the top of the engine,
right under the resonator assembly. This connector can't go all the way
into the fitting in the engine because the resonator assembly pushes down
on the hoses, causing it to sit at an angle, but still mostly inserted.
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