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Fathers Truck, stuck on defrost
How many things can cause the diesel trucks to be stuck on defrosters?
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Mine did the same thing back when I owned it. It turned out to be a vacuum leak in the hub because it only did it when I switched to 4 wheel drive.
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He either has a vacuum leak at the reservoir, bad line, or a bad vacuum pump. If the pump is good, you will hear it running with the engine off and key on.
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Ha howdy zaairman
I'll have to have a listen, I do remember hearing vacuum pump before. I think he has no 4x4 or any climate control. Sounds like vac leak, prob at the reservoir. Where's that at? |
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Passenger side of the engine compartment.
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It's common for the vac lines that go to the front axle hubs to crack and leak.
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Appears that the solenoid on the passenger fender for 4x4 auto-hubs does not seal, allows vacuum to atmosphere. Though I'm confused, switching to 4x4 does eventually slowly pull (probably slow because I keep breaking the circuit, making the pump run constantly) to 14" of vacuum then it dumps to 0.
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Those rubber lines are shot, will be replaced asap
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