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?! 1997 vortec 350 z71

 

Also where are my cruise control units? I think something is wrong it wont kickdown and accelerate when i come to a hill or anything...

 

 

Lol I guess im not the only one that has no idea...

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The solenoid circled is the evap and the hose should be pointed down its a vent. As for your cruise its not the cruise fault its probably the transmission. Does the trans downshift if you try to accelerate?

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The solenoid circled is the evap and the hose should be pointed down its a vent. As for your cruise its not the cruise fault its probably the transmission. Does the trans downshift if you try to accelerate?

 

Yes itll downshift if i press the throttle...

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i dont have any useful info for the OP but if it was a "vent", why would it matter if it was up, down, sideways or backwards? as long as it is "venting" it would be fine.. the only reason i could see something needed to be pointed down if it were to drain something.. Im not trying to be ignorant or anything. I am just wondering if u have a reason to it, or it is just the norm..

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You vent DOWN for two reasons:

 

1) so other stuff doesn't go in there where it's not supposed to be

 

2) So gravity will pull moisture and whatever you're venting out (down).

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Then check the cruise cable for slack.

 

 

The solenoid circled is the evap and the hose should be pointed down its a vent. As for your cruise its not the cruise fault its probably the transmission. Does the trans downshift if you try to accelerate?

 

Yes itll downshift if i press the throttle...

 

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Then check the cruise cable for slack.

 

 

The solenoid circled is the evap and the hose should be pointed down its a vent. As for your cruise its not the cruise fault its probably the transmission. Does the trans downshift if you try to accelerate?

 

Yes itll downshift if i press the throttle...

 

 

 

 

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