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Old 02-24-2016, 06:34 PM   #1
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Re: TCS and EEC routing

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Download both the 71 and 72 factory service manuals to get more than just where they plug in. This will give you a well rounded knowledge of the systems and operation.
I had done that already. Thought it was interesting, and thats the main reason I came to the conclusion about the filter being on the end versus another vacuum line running who knows where.

I could not find anything in the assembly manual, as it was probably already installed on the engine before final assembly.
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