What connects there?
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sumo
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Misfire? I believe that pipes into the intake tube. See if you have a hose that popped off
mattbta
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Yes, there should be a rubber hose attached from that part of your valve cover to a port just behind the throttle body on the intake manifold.
You'll have to take the engine cover off to see it most likely.
You'll have to take the engine cover off to see it most likely.
Ok guys thanks. Yeah I put e85 in it and then the transmission went out. Just got it back out of the shop and now it's misfiring. New plugs and wires and it's still doing it. Read that it could be the TCC but I want to be 100% sure it's not something else before I take it back to the transmission shop.
Tonyrodz
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Def let us know what you find.
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Your missing a rubber hose
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Vacuum leaks commonly cause erratic idle.
Shop put in another reman converter. Shutter is gone but now it has some vibration. Taking it back. I don't want the guy to lose money but my truck isn't right. It had zero vibration before this.
On the hose side. I didn't see one disconnected. Any idea what it's called? I'm going to start checking parts fiche
On the hose side. I didn't see one disconnected. Any idea what it's called? I'm going to start checking parts fiche
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Not sure of the name but I can take a pic of what it looks like if it helps
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mattbta
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I can see the hose in your pic. Here's my dirty engine showing where the hose attached at the intake. Sorry I don't have a full shot, but it goes from manifold to valve cover.
