Wheres a vaccuum line?

[LiLItalian]

Hey I just bought a vaccuum gauge for my gauge pods and i was wondering, wheres a vaccuum line is so i can connect the "t" and run it to the gauge. Which one(s) will give me the best readings?

This is on a Gen 4. Any ideas?

[2wickedtoyz]

is it a boost/vacuum gauge or just a vacuum gauge? any way just connect it to any vacuum that is on the intake.

[LiLItalian]

ok, i'll try i have an aftermarket intake so i'll try to connect it to that tiny tube on the chrome pipe, that tube they give me in the kit for the gauge is very very tny, so i have to look for a very tiny vaccuum tube to fit the "t"

ps. its just a vaccuum gauge

[2wickedtoyz]

no i mean on the manifold itself connect it to one of those.

[LiLItalian]

oh by the way, i have pictures of my engine bay

here they are....

my overall engine

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v57/gangsta_****/engine1.jpg[/IMG]

manifold, maybe it could be that thick tube, bent at an angle at the top?

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v57/gangsta_****/Manifold.jpg[/IMG]

My dad suspected that it could be one of the tubes running from a possible vaccuum pump under my battery ...

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v57/gangsta_****/vaccuumpump.jpg[/IMG]

The coupled tubes are the tubes running from the vaccuum pump under the battery, maybe i could used those?

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v57/gangsta_****/tubes.jpg[/IMG]


and yes, my engine is FILTHY

[2wickedtoyz]

use the one on top of your tb there is only one an d btw you got pm