Squirrel chewed vacuum lines

[GVGoat]

2005 F250, 6.0

That's right. Cleaned out a nice sized nest yesterday. After I found that the A/C wasn't working I looked closed, noticed she'd chewed ALL the vacuum lines where they attach to the pump. She also cut the wires that go to the accumulator or dryer, whatever that silver canister is on passenger side of the engine bay, towards the rear.

What I need is a diagram of those vacuum lines as I have no idea which ones go where. One of them I can tell because she left most of the line, but the others are have long sections missing. Guess she ate them? Stupid squirrel.

Anyway, any help with a diagram or a nice detailed picture of the pump and where the lines run to would be a huge help. Thanks.

[Six0~Stroker]

Bad squirrel...no nuts



Sorry man IDK but here is a

[GVGoat]

Originally Posted by Six0~Stroker

Bad squirrel...no nuts



Sorry man IDK but here is a

Yeah. no nuts, lol.

Thanks.

[PSDMikeB]

Does this help?

MikeB



Item Part Number Description
1 18A318 Vacuum Control Motor — Panel/Defrost Door
2 18A478 Panel/Defrost Door (Full Vacuum Position)
3 — Defrost Air Flow
4 18B545 Temperature Blend Door (Full Heat Position)
5 19860 A/C Evaporator Core
6 19A813 Air Inlet Duct Door (Full Vacuum Position)
7 — Outside Air Inlet
8 18A318 Vacuum Control Motor — Air Inlet Door
9 — Recirculated Air Inlet
10 19805 Blower Motor
11 18476 Heater Core
12 18A559 Panel/Floor Door (Full Vacuum Position)
13 — Floor Air Flow
14 — Vacuum Source
15 19A566 A/C Vacuum Reservoir Tank and Bracket
16 19B888 A/C-Heater Function Selector Switch
17 18A318 Vacuum Control Motor — Panel/Floor Door
18 — Panel Vent Air Flow
19 18495 Heater Control Valve

[GVGoat]

Originally Posted by PSDMikeB

Does this help?

MikeB

Attachment 35307

Item Part Number Description
1 18A318 Vacuum Control Motor — Panel/Defrost Door
2 18A478 Panel/Defrost Door (Full Vacuum Position)
3 — Defrost Air Flow
4 18B545 Temperature Blend Door (Full Heat Position)
5 19860 A/C Evaporator Core
6 19A813 Air Inlet Duct Door (Full Vacuum Position)
7 — Outside Air Inlet
8 18A318 Vacuum Control Motor — Air Inlet Door
9 — Recirculated Air Inlet
10 19805 Blower Motor
11 18476 Heater Core
12 18A559 Panel/Floor Door (Full Vacuum Position)
13 — Floor Air Flow
14 — Vacuum Source
15 19A566 A/C Vacuum Reservoir Tank and Bracket
16 19B888 A/C-Heater Function Selector Switch
17 18A318 Vacuum Control Motor — Panel/Floor Door
18 — Panel Vent Air Flow
19 18495 Heater Control Valve

Sorta. I think what's missing is the hub lock control piece.

I've got the A/C working again but i can't figure out how to get vacuum to the hubs... There are two lines coming out of the controller, one goes to the hubs I'm guessing but I don't know what to do with the other.

[GVGoat]

Got everything working but the 4WD...

If anyone has a picture of the red vacuum line that comes out of the hub lock controller thing, that would be much appreciated.

[PSDMikeB]

This is what the solenoid looks like. I have manual hubs and cant get you an actual picture.

I don't have a complete diagram, but I supect the solenoid is plumbed between the hublock vacuum reservoir and the hubs themselves. Just a guess...

MikeB

Pulse Vacuum Hublock (PVH) Solenoid
Removal and Installation

Disconnect the pulse vacuum hublock (PVH) solenoid.
Disconnect the harness connector.
Remove the vacuum hose connector.


Remove the bolts and the PVH solenoid.

To install, reverse the removal procedure.

[GVGoat]

Originally Posted by PSDMikeB

This is what the solenoid looks like. I have manual hubs and cant get you an actual picture.

I don't have a complete diagram, but I supect the solenoid is plumbed between the hublock vacuum reservoir and the hubs themselves. Just a guess...

MikeB

Pulse Vacuum Hublock (PVH) Solenoid
Removal and Installation

Disconnect the pulse vacuum hublock (PVH) solenoid.
Disconnect the harness connector.
Remove the vacuum hose connector.
Attachment 35371

Remove the bolts and the PVH solenoid.

To install, reverse the removal procedure.

I really appreciate the schematic but, unfortunately, it doesn't tell me where the vacuum lines terminate after leaving the PVH.

Thanks though!

[GVGoat]

Just noticed the f-er also cut my GD IAT sensor pigtail.

Arrgghhh!!!

[onebadpowerstroke]

Makes you want to go squirrel hunting.