Wow.

This engine looks a little different than my old mustang.

I need to locate the vacuum line. any suggestions.

thanks

tntgreen

 

Umm there are a few, which one do you want?

 

Not sure.
Instructions say to,
"locate a 3/8" ID vacuum line originating at throttle plate,
either the PCV or emmisions evaporative canister vacuum line."

 

Grab any vacuum line and splice into it.

 

no specific one required i guess.


thanks

for the help

 

What do you need one for anyways?

 

Testing out a fuel effeciency and lower emissions addon.

instructions say it must be teed into a vacuum line mentioned above.

 

Sounds like a scam product to me.

 

The way it is advertised, yes it does.
I thought what the heck.
Even if it does half of what it says it will, it will have paid off in one month.

Burns 90 combustion rate. More fuel burning to produce power so less fuel needed and less rear end emissions.

In theory, so they say.

A few dollars I figure i'll bite and see what happens.

Have a merry christmas and safe travels in 08.
and thanks for the help

 

Links to said product. Theres only one fuel saving product thats been tested and works.

 

links, links

oh, here its is

www.nationalfuelsaver.com

 

I researched that pretty well. Its a 100% scam.

 

What one does work?

 

Fitch Fuel Catalyst. Suppose to work for a period of time with gains for a couple of MPGs at best. Is it worth, probably not. But its been proven to work.

 

so its supposed to be an acid making "platinum" gas bubbles? not going to happen thats like the high school chem experiment of zinc and hydrochloric acid....the metal turns into a salt and the hydrogen gas bubbles off...a metal like that can not turn into a gas

 

I agree that seems like a scam.

But for future reference your best bet for a vaccume source on this car is to just tap your own fitting into the manifold.