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There are more than a dozen vacuum hoses in your Chevrolet S 10 pickup truck. The majority of the vacuum hoses are connected to the transmission and the air cleaner. The vacuum hoses are also connected to the fuel injection system.
The 5R55E transmission wasn't used until the ( 1997 ) ford Explorer , it is an electronically controlled transmission so there are no vacuum hoses In a 1996 Ford Explorer , with the V6 , the 4 speed electronically controlled 4R55E transmission was used , it also doesn't use vacuum hoses
No vacuum hoses on newer Honda transmissions.
In the drivers side inside quarter panel. Look sure 2 vacuum hoses going into it
Radiator hoses,Heater hoses,Power Steering hoses,Air Conditioning hoses,Vacuum hoses,
yes it does but i do not know where it goes to, i have a 98 and my vacuum line came off and is still connnected to the tranny
There are many vacuum hoses, consult a repair manual.
If you have a manual transmission and a centrifugal advance distributor, you don't have any. If you have vacuum advance on your distributor, there's one vacuum hose running from the side of the carb to the distributor. If you have an automatic transmission, you've got a hose from the intake manifold to the control valve.
I just put a new transmission and have 3 hoses coming off the transfer case and need to know where to hook them to.
Check the transmission fluid level. If it's full, check for any loose wires or vacuum hoses. If that's okay, then take it to the transmission shop.
Might be a vacuum leak- check vacuum hoses
Check your transmission fluid level and if you are running a carbureted vehicle check all the hoses connecting to or around the carburetor. Those hoses hold a vacuum that signals the transmission when to shift. If that doesn't work then... Sounds like a pump or vale body failure in transmission