Where does the diagram say to tee in a vacuum reservoir?

An annotation reading "'T' into here for vacuum resiviour" points to a marked "T" location on the vacuum line near the solenoid valves at the top rear of the manifold.

What EGR-related components are shown in this vacuum diagram?

It labels the EGR valve, the EGR control valve, a solenoid valve (EGR vent), a solenoid valve (EGR vacuum), and a solenoid valve (PRC).

What controls the VRIS shutter valve actuators?

The diagram shows Solenoid Valve (VRIS 1) and Solenoid Valve (VRIS 2) connected to Shutter Valve Actuator (VRIS 1) and Shutter Valve Actuator (VRIS 2) respectively.

Where does one of the main vacuum lines route besides the engine components?

One line is labeled "TO POWER BRAKE UNIT," another goes "To Air intake tract," and a hose connects to the charcoal canister via the purge control solenoid valve.

Does the diagram identify a check valve and vacuum chambers?

Yes, a check valve is labeled on the driver-side vacuum line and two vacuum chambers are labeled on the intake manifold area.

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1995 Ford Probe Vacuum Hose Routing Diagram - VRIS, EGR & Purge Solenoids

Vacuum hose routing diagram with labeled solenoid valves, EGR, vacuum chambers and charcoal canister

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Vacuum routing diagram showing color-coded hoses between solenoid valves, EGR, vacuum source, pressure regulator and charcoal canister.

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This document is an annotated (modified) vacuum hose routing diagram uploaded for a 1995 Ford Probe. It is a perspective drawing of the engine's intake manifold area with color-coded vacuum lines and callout labels identifying each vacuum component. Labeled components include the vacuum source, two VRIS solenoid valves (VRIS 1 and VRIS 2) and their corresponding shutter valve actuators, a purge control solenoid valve, a check valve, vacuum chambers, the fuel pressure regulator, EGR-related components (solenoid valve for EGR vent, solenoid valve for EGR vacuum, the EGR valve itself, the EGR control valve, and the PRC solenoid valve), the charcoal canister, and a line running to the power brake unit. Handwritten-style annotations added by the uploader include "Whats this?" pointing to an unidentified item, a "T" marker with the note "'T' into here for vacuum resiviour" (reservoir), a generic "Solenoid valve" label, and "To Air intake tract." A reader can learn the routing of each vacuum hose, which solenoid controls which actuator (VRIS, EGR, purge), and where to tee in a vacuum reservoir for a modification. The document contains no part numbers, year statements, or torque/fuse data.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does the diagram say to tee in a vacuum reservoir?: An annotation reading "'T' into here for vacuum resiviour" points to a marked "T" location on the vacuum line near the solenoid valves at the top rear of the manifold.
What EGR-related components are shown in this vacuum diagram?: It labels the EGR valve, the EGR control valve, a solenoid valve (EGR vent), a solenoid valve (EGR vacuum), and a solenoid valve (PRC).
What controls the VRIS shutter valve actuators?: The diagram shows Solenoid Valve (VRIS 1) and Solenoid Valve (VRIS 2) connected to Shutter Valve Actuator (VRIS 1) and Shutter Valve Actuator (VRIS 2) respectively.
Where does one of the main vacuum lines route besides the engine components?: One line is labeled "TO POWER BRAKE UNIT," another goes "To Air intake tract," and a hose connects to the charcoal canister via the purge control solenoid valve.
Does the diagram identify a check valve and vacuum chambers?: Yes, a check valve is labeled on the driver-side vacuum line and two vacuum chambers are labeled on the intake manifold area.