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I am missing a vacuum hose that plugs in just below the throttle body on my 2000 Wrangler 2.5L. Which hose is this and where does it go?

I can't find a diagram for this the 2000 2.5L YJ. All I need is this replacement hose and a diagram of where it goes.

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Its laying around the engine its a black vacuum hose . in some models they dont use that connection an the connector is capped over with a rubber cap

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    Patrick Caine Ake Aug 03, 2014

    The hose is completely gone. I have scoured the engine compartment to no avail. Nor can I find out where it connects to. I terminated the hose fitting, but my idle is still very high. How can I find out if my jeep is supposed to have a terminator or a hose connection?

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    Karl Whisenand Aug 03, 2014

    well its likely if its missign yould know by no idel at all i think it would be rough when takign off . an yold hear a hiss too . it normally came off of a t connector to the vacuume advance or they capped it. , i can bet there are no wrangler forums to share driving experiences so that leaves some old knowitall or a manual.

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    Karl Whisenand Aug 03, 2014

    i needa scroll back more for my errors too tiny a window to touch type sorry for errors

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SOURCE: VACUUM HOSE DIAGRAM FOR 1988 JEEP WRANGLER 4.2 I6?

here is a link with all the vacum diagrams for your jeep. hope it helps.
http://www.autozone.com/addVehicleId,1076002/initialAction,repairGuide/shopping/repairGuide.htm?pageId=0900c1528008ab9d

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SOURCE: missing factory throttle linkages on 1990 YJ jeep. Need Diagram

Go to any scrapyard and you can get the entire setup for next to nothing...and you can see how it's hooked up!!!

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