1995 Ford Probe Vacuum Hose Routing Diagram - VRIS, EGR & Solenoid Valves
Color-coded vacuum routing diagram showing solenoid valves, EGR, charcoal canister and shutter valve actuators (VRIS).
This document is an annotated engine vacuum routing diagram, uploaded for a 1995 Ford Probe. It is a line drawing of the engine's intake area with color-coded vacuum hoses and labeled callouts identifying vacuum system components. Labeled items include the vacuum source, two shutter valve actuators (VRIS 1 and VRIS 2) and their corresponding solenoid valves, a purge control solenoid valve, a check valve, vacuum chambers, the fuel pressure regulator, EGR-related components (EGR valve, EGR control valve, solenoid valves for EGR vent and EGR vacuum), a charcoal canister, a PRC solenoid valve, and a line going to the power brake unit. A red annotation instructs where to "T" into a hose for a vacuum reservoir (spelled "resiviour" in the original), and another callout notes a hose going "To Air intake tract." The diagram uses distinct colors (yellow, blue, pink/magenta, green, brown, black, cyan) to trace individual vacuum lines between components. A reader can learn the routing and connection points of the vacuum hoses for the VRIS (variable resonance induction system), EGR, evaporative emissions (purge/charcoal canister), fuel pressure regulator, and brake booster circuits on this engine. No year, engine size, or part numbers are stated on the document itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What VRIS components are shown on this vacuum diagram?
- It shows the Shutter Valve Actuator (VRIS 1), Shutter Valve Actuator (VRIS 2), Solenoid Valve (VRIS 1), and Solenoid Valve (VRIS 2), with the vacuum lines connecting them.
- Which EGR components are labeled in the diagram?
- The EGR valve, EGR Control Valve, Solenoid Valve (EGR. Vent), and Solenoid Valve (EGR. Vacuum) are all labeled.
- Where does the diagram say to tap in for a vacuum reservoir?
- A red callout points to a specific hose with the note "'T' into here for vacuum resiviour," indicating where to tee into the line.
- Does the diagram show the brake booster vacuum connection?
- Yes, a hose is labeled "TO POWER BRAKE UNIT," showing where the power brake vacuum line connects.
- What evaporative emissions parts appear in this diagram?
- The Solenoid Valve (Purge Control) and the Charcoal Canister are shown, along with the Solenoid Valve (PRC).
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