C3 transducer vacuum

[jenkx]

Mounted right above my cruise control transducer on a separate bracket, I have a vacuum relay that has a 2 wire connector on it. The unit is hooked up to the intake manifold via vacuum hose. It looks like it should have a vacuum hose on the wire side also.
Any clues please.
Thanks
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[bill81vette]

Please post a couple of pics....if you can
I'm not sure what you are talking about....
mine is on the right side(pass),on the intake.

 

[jenkx]

Mounted right above my cruise control transducer on a separate bracket, I have a vacuum relay that has a 2 wire connector on it. The unit is hooked up to the intake manifold via vacuum hose. It looks like it should have a vacuum hose on the wire side also.
Any clues please.
Thanks
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[jenkx]

Here is a pic.
Located on the drivers side. I didn't have time to take the connector off, but there seems to be a vacuum port under the connector

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[Antz81]

That's the resume solenoid. You should have two vacumm lines on the back, (looks a little like a tee connection) one goes to the intake manifold as you have said. The other should go to the transducer.
The 'port' on the front shouldn't have anything on it.

 

[jenkx]

The port seems to be allowing air in it.
Should this have a filter?

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[jenkx]

Front port that is

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[Antz81]

No filter. But not sure it should be allowing air into it all the time. (I'm not totally familiar with the operation of the solenoid) I believe the vent on the front is only for venting vacuum out of the line to the transducer when the solenoid is not engaged.

 

[jenkx]

Thank you

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