Hi
Wondering if anyone knows where i can find a detailed vacuum line diagram for a 1985 s3 4.2 ltr. Long story short, half the vacuum lines are missing, and i have no clue on how to route them ie: which line goes where. Any help greatly appreciated
Cheers
Richard

 

Here's something...

SIII Vacuum Decals

There are other diagram floating around out there. I'll try to find them


Cheers
DD

 

Thanks Doug

 

 

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My 83 has decals on the underside of the bonnett with at least some of them,

!. brake booster.

2. Vacum resevoir.

3. heater valve.

4. Delaanair

5. distributor.

6. charcoal cannister.

 

Sure, here are a few places where you can find vacuum diagrams for an 89 V12:

• Chrysler Workshop Manual: The Chrysler Workshop Manual is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of Chrysler vehicles, including vacuum diagrams. It can be purchased online or at most auto parts stores.

• Haynes Repair Manual: The Haynes Repair Manual is another great resource for vacuum diagrams. It is available for most makes and models of vehicles, including the 89 V12.

• Online Forums: There are a number of online forums dedicated to Chrysler vehicles. These forums can be a great resource for finding vacuum diagrams, as well as other information about your car.

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• Be sure to know the exact make, model, and year of your car. This will help you narrow down your search and ensure that you get the right diagrams and clips.
• Check the online forums for your car. There are often members of these forums who are willing to share vacuum diagrams and other information.
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