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Newsguy 10-29-2020 12:39 PM

resonance tube direction
 
I realize the tube has an arrow which should point to the passenger side. However, in replacing an engine, I find I don't have room for the vacuum valve to fit in the original location, as the A/C hoses seem to have migrated to block that spot. So, the question is: does that direction matter? It would seem there's a reason the engineers put an arrow on there, but the design doesn't seem to mandate that as there's flow both directions from the TB. I'll do what I need to do, but curious about this. Thanks!

blue62 10-29-2020 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Newsguy (Post 626182)
I realize the tube has an arrow which should point to the passenger side. However, in replacing an engine, I find I don't have room for the vacuum valve to fit in the original location, as the A/C hoses seem to have migrated to block that spot. So, the question is: does that direction matter? It would seem there's a reason the engineers put an arrow on there, but the design doesn't seem to mandate that as there's flow both directions from the TB. I'll do what I need to do, but curious about this. Thanks!

Your answer is in your question. The engineers put a directional arrow on it for a reason.
I would install it with the arrow pointing the proper direction.

Newsguy 10-29-2020 03:12 PM

Oddly enough, I went out to the shop and discovered I had it oriented properly!


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