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      Vacuum line routing

      I'm currently in the process of buttoning up an '05 Aveo that had a broken timing belt. I've just got one little stumper left, on the valve cover next to the PCV valve is a port for a 1/4" hose. The valve cover was off this car when I started on it, and I can't for the life of me find either a dangling hose or another port anywhere on the engine to connect this to. This hose appears to be unique to the '04 and '05 1.6L, and I haven't been able to even find a picture of one of these engines out of the car, to help with the search. Can anyone help?



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      Are you talking about this one?

      More pics of my engine swap here: http://www.aveoforum.com/forum/f103/...tml#post130514


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      Nope, that one goes to the overflow jug, right? It's this one:

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      BTW, this is your pic of your '05 valve cover, that port's not on your '07 one.

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      Going out to my car to check, brb...

      And I'm back! Took me a minute to realize what you meant!

      That little stumpydoop is just an air vent, to allow the air from the hose connected to the intake to travel to/from somewhere, which prevents a vaccum from forming and potentially sucking oil into places it shouldn't be!

      There's no hose for it, it's just kinda there.

      Happy driving!
      Last edited by RicochetRandy; 07-31-2014 at 05:11 AM.

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      Thank you so much! The owner has been driving it for a few days, and I've been worried about that stupid missing hose in the back of my mind, good to know that it doesn't actually go to anything.





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