Ok heres the deal, I picked up this 86 Crew Cab 4x4, with a 454/400/205. It has a little stumble when gas is given. If you give it either little or heavy gas it will stumble, a bit. Nevertheless, I went in to give the carb a tune up and I found that most of my vaccum lines are incorrectly routed. Could this be one of the causes of the stumble? What else is weird is the previous owner gave me a recent smog cert and the truck has passed emissions (except once in about 1994). Can you pass emissions test with the hoses incorrectly routed?
Might as well throw in a few questions I was wondering. Has anyone ever seen these 4x4 Crew cabs in Cali (says on RPO sticker that its cali emissions equipped) with true dual exhaust and no cats. This truck has 80k original miles has been well taken care of and is almost unmolested. I say almost because the vaccum lines are the only thing that looks like it has been jacked with, I am baffeled with the vaccum hoses. Which gets me to my main question and most important. I can run the hoses fine and read the diagram but I am unsure of what some of these valves and hoses route to. Can someone please tell me what the hell the, "EFE/Dist TVS, EFE, Dist relay valve and TRC Valve" is. I did a search and didnt find much. I need to know anything else in the diagram that may be of help, as far as where these components are located, what they look like, or anything to help me identify them. This is my first dealings with the carb, and its a 86 (yay) so its gots lots 'o' vaccum lines everywhere. I took some pictures and I would greatly appreciate any help I can get, I have no idea where these hoses go until I can identify what all these valves and things are. Please someone help me out, any information given will be greatly appreciated.
Also how do I know what ports to connect the hoses to on the carb? Are there markings on the carb that correspond to the letters on the diagram? ...J,B,L,T,H?
And the service manual is of no help to help in identifying whats going on.
Any advice as to where to start?
Im terribly sorry for the 50 questions but this is a moment where aside from asking everyone here these questions I wont know who or where to go.
Here some pictures...
Might as well throw in a few questions I was wondering. Has anyone ever seen these 4x4 Crew cabs in Cali (says on RPO sticker that its cali emissions equipped) with true dual exhaust and no cats. This truck has 80k original miles has been well taken care of and is almost unmolested. I say almost because the vaccum lines are the only thing that looks like it has been jacked with, I am baffeled with the vaccum hoses. Which gets me to my main question and most important. I can run the hoses fine and read the diagram but I am unsure of what some of these valves and hoses route to. Can someone please tell me what the hell the, "EFE/Dist TVS, EFE, Dist relay valve and TRC Valve" is. I did a search and didnt find much. I need to know anything else in the diagram that may be of help, as far as where these components are located, what they look like, or anything to help me identify them. This is my first dealings with the carb, and its a 86 (yay) so its gots lots 'o' vaccum lines everywhere. I took some pictures and I would greatly appreciate any help I can get, I have no idea where these hoses go until I can identify what all these valves and things are. Please someone help me out, any information given will be greatly appreciated.
Also how do I know what ports to connect the hoses to on the carb? Are there markings on the carb that correspond to the letters on the diagram? ...J,B,L,T,H?
And the service manual is of no help to help in identifying whats going on.
Any advice as to where to start?
Im terribly sorry for the 50 questions but this is a moment where aside from asking everyone here these questions I wont know who or where to go.
Here some pictures...
Those hoses are a pain. Your little sticker is in good shape. I used that and the bigger version in the manual.
But it IS good enough to get registration etc, for the next two years 