Your 1993 Ford Escort has many vacuum hoses. They all originate at the intake manifold. Trace all of them back to the intake manifold.
hope this helps....1.9 liter
On the underside of the hood near the front there is a diagram of your vacuum hoses and where they go.
There are many vacuum hoses on a 1999 zx2. They all originate at the intake plenum. Backtrack from there to find the one you want.
There are many vacuum hoses. All originate from the intake manifold or plenum. There are 2 major vacuum hoses. One goes to the brake booster and one goes to the PCV valve.
If your car is stalling while it is idling you could have a vacuum leak in one of your hoses. I had that problem on my 2000 escort ZX2.
show 1993 ford escort ac diagram
Disconnect heater core inlet and outlet hoses - couple them together
Where are the vacuum hoses on a 1995 ford thunderbird 4.6l engine?
It doesn't have one. PCV functions are done by several vacuum hoses and a couple of plastic doohickies that I have never really known what to call them. Go to the Ford parts dept. Grab the oldest looking parts person there, and tell them that you need the plastic PCV pieces for an 89 Escort that look like little space ships, and some vacuum hoses to fit.
The timing chain for a 1993 Ford escort is located on the front of the engine. It is under the timing chain cover.
The 1993 Ford escort did not come with an EGR valve. It is one of a few year models that do not have one.
i got this code when i had a vacuum leak. check all the air hoses for leaks
The firing order for a 1993 Ford Escort LX with a 1.9 engine is 1-3-4-2