Vacuume lines 2.4 l

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Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines, California models with a M/T (Code TDK)




Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines, California models with M/T (Code TLM)




Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines, California models (Code TFL)




Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines (Code TFN)




Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines, California models with M/T (Code TCY)




Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines (Code TCU)


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Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines, California models with a M/T (Code TDK)




Engine vacuum schematic-1994 4.3L (VIN Z) engines, California models with M/T (Code TLM)


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Did you hook all the lines for the fuel pump up when the engine was re-installed? It is definitely a fuel issue. Disconnect the fuel line and crank over the engine to check for fuel supply.

I'm assuming that you are talking about 1989 Nissan Truck 4WD 3.0L FI 6cyl.

In this models, the Z24i and KA24E engines do not use the pin counting method for finding correct valve timing. Instead, set the timing chain by aligning its mating marks with those of the crankshaft sprocket and camshaft sprocket. The camshaft sprocket should be installed by fitting the knock pin of the camshaft into its No. 2 hole. On the Z24i engine, the No. 2 timing mark must also be used.

Excatly, what is the problem? Adjuts timing procedure?

heres your vacuum diagram,this is for 1988 nissan p/u with Z24i engine, hope this helps.

Replace the complete heater control vacuum line over the motor with rubber vacuum tubing.
The heater vacuum line connects on the drivers side of the engine halfway back on the intake manifold.Run the new line to the heater vac connection at the passenger side at the right front in the engine compartment.
I change 2 a week....this should be where your problem is.

you need to find your decal on the underside of hood or on the shield above the radiator cooling fan.

1997 PCED OBDII-A SECTION 1A: Description and Operation
Vehicle Emission Control Information Decal Each vehicle has a decal (Figures 1 and 2) containing emission control information that applies specifically to the vehicle and engine. The specifications on the decal are critical to servicing emissions systems.

typical decal


Figure 1: Typical Vehicle Emission Control Information Decal for 49 States Vehicles




Figure 2: Typical Vehicle Emission Control Information Decal for California Vehicles




Figure 3: Typical Vehicle Emission Control Information Decal for Canadian Vehicles. In addition to the tune-up specifications and procedures, the emission decal shows a color-coded (shown in black and white) schematic of the engine vacuum system. The color coding on the schematic represents the actual color coding on the vacuum hoses. However, there will be instances when a hose color does not match the color on the decal.
Decal Location Typical location of the decal will be on the underside of the hood or the radiator support sight shield.

change the 2 solenoids on the firewall on the passenger side. they contol the vacum to the acuator.