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Ford Air Bypass Valve Diagram - Thermactor Inlet, Outlet & Vent Ports (A6002-H)

Cutaway schematic of air bypass/diverter valves showing inlet, outlet, vacuum nipple, and exhaust vent ports.

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This document is a technical line-art schematic (Ford figure reference A6002-H) showing cutaway and external views of three styles of air bypass/diverter valves used in an engine's Thermactor-type secondary air injection system. The upper-left cutaway view identifies the valve's inlet, outlet, polyester silencer, and the air bypass/relief exhaust port (vent). The upper-right cutaway view shows a similar valve with its vacuum nipple on top, inlet and outlet ports, and a lower connection for a remote dump. The bottom view is an external perspective drawing of a third valve style, labeling the inlet, outlet, and exhaust port (vent). A reader can learn where air enters and exits each valve type, where vacuum control is applied, where excess air is vented (through the polyester silencer or exhaust/vent port), and how a remote-dump style valve differs from a vented style. No year, model, engine, torque values, or part numbers other than the figure code A6002-H are shown. The document was uploaded to a 1995 Ford Bronco gallery, and nothing in the drawing contradicts that application, though the drawing itself states no applicability.

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Frequently asked questions

What parts of the air bypass valve are labeled in this diagram?
The diagram labels the inlet, outlet, vacuum nipple, polyester silencer, air bypass/relief exhaust port (vent), exhaust port (vent), and a connection for remote dump.
Where is the vacuum nipple located on the valve?
The vacuum nipple is shown at the top of the upper-right valve, above the diaphragm housing.
What is the polyester silencer for?
The diagram shows the polyester silencer positioned at the air bypass/relief exhaust port (vent) on the upper-left valve, where excess air is vented.
How does the remote-dump valve differ from the others shown?
The upper-right valve has a downward-facing connection labeled 'connection for remote dump' instead of venting through an exhaust port with a silencer.
Is there a figure or reference number on this diagram?
Yes, the figure reference 'A6002-H' appears in the lower right corner.

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