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No air coming from vents - 7/15/2008 9:10:46 PM   
elementalnature

 

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Okay I''ve done some searching and seen that these two issues come hand-in-hand apparently.

  • Hissing under the hood.
  • No air from the vents.


Okay it seems to me that the hissing is coming from some place near the distributor cap. That and I have no air OR heat coming from the vents on the dash. It comes from the floorboard and the defrost vents though. I''ve checked the plastic ball-shaped vacuum pump and line it seems fine to me. No holes or leaks anywhere that I know of.

I drive a 1994 2WD GMC Jimmy VIN W. Anyone have any good ideas or suggestions?

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RE: No air coming from vents - 7/16/2008 4:37:50 AM   
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You are not getting proper vacuum supply to the HVAC system.  The hissing indicates that you have a vacuum leak which is what is causing the HVAC problems.

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RE: No air coming from vents - 7/16/2008 10:01:29 AM   
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check the hose that comes off the back of the plenum and goes to a 3 or 4 or 5 way connector-bet you have no cruise either. jp

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RE: No air coming from vents - 7/16/2008 2:19:26 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: swartlkk

You are not getting proper vacuum supply to the HVAC system.  The hissing indicates that you have a vacuum leak which is what is causing the HVAC problems.


Any ideas on what to look for... possibly spraying the hose with soapy water and checking for bubbles?

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1994 GMC Jimmy Four Door 2 wheel drive
L35 Vortec Engine (Yes, the one that were only made between 93 and 94 that produces 200 HP)
Pioneer Head Unit with blown rear speakers.

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RE: No air coming from vents - 7/16/2008 4:49:01 PM   
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There will be a small black hard vaccum line that runs into the cab right around the dizzy, make sure its not broken, cracked, or missing and still hooked up.

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RE: No air coming from vents - 7/16/2008 5:06:32 PM   
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Some carb cleaner or an unlit propane torch make for the best vacuum leak finder.  With the engine running, trace along all of the vacuum lines until you hear a change in the idle speed/sound.

Soap won''t do anything as it is engine vacuum in these lines, so it is pulling air in...


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RE: No air coming from vents - 7/16/2008 6:53:42 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: swartlkk

Some carb cleaner or an unlit propane torch make for the best vacuum leak finder.  With the engine running, trace along all of the vacuum lines until you hear a change in the idle speed/sound.

Soap won''''t do anything as it is engine vacuum in these lines, so it is pulling air in...



Sounds to me that if I get a can of carb cleaner and spray it along the lines, if I come across a point of cracking or something the engine will change in idle speed. Worth something to do tomorrow. Appreciate it man.

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L35 Vortec Engine (Yes, the one that were only made between 93 and 94 that produces 200 HP)
Pioneer Head Unit with blown rear speakers.

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