What does this diagram show?

It is a photo of a V6 engine bay with a hand-drawn overlay showing a planned compound forced-induction layout: a turbocharger at the lower left, a second compressor unit on the right, an air filter, and a front-mount intercooler at the bottom, connected by drawn routing lines.

Where is the intercooler located in this layout?

The intercooler is drawn across the bottom front of the vehicle, with green lines routing down both sides of the engine bay to its end tanks, joined by blue coupler blocks.

Does the diagram include part numbers or hose sizes?

No. The image contains no legible part numbers, sizes, or written instructions — only drawn components and colored routing lines.

What do the different line colors appear to indicate?

Black lines show the main routing between the drawn box on the engine, the turbo, filter, and second compressor; a yellow line runs from the turbo area to the right side; green lines carry the charge down to the intercooler; blue blocks mark couplers/connections.

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Ford Probe V6 Compound Turbo/Supercharger Plumbing Sketch - Engine Bay Diagram

Engine bay photo with overlaid lines routing turbo, wastegate and intercooler plumbing

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Underhood photo with colored overlay lines diagramming the turbo, wastegate and intercooler charge-air routing for an engine swap.

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This document is not a printed factory diagram but a photograph of an engine bay — a transverse V6 with the upper intake removed, showing three exposed intake ports — with a hand-drawn boost-plumbing schematic sketched over it. The drawing depicts what appears to be a compound forced-induction layout (consistent with the filename "compoun.jpg"): a turbocharger sketched at the lower left, a second compressor/supercharger-type unit on the right, an air filter element, and a front-mount intercooler drawn across the bottom. Black lines indicate the main air/charge routing between the components, a yellow line appears to represent one charge or oil/vacuum path, and green lines route down both sides of the engine bay to the intercooler end tanks, with blue blocks marking couplers/connections. There is essentially no legible text; a small drawn box near the top of the engine contains crude characters that cannot be reliably read. A reader can learn the intended component arrangement and hose routing concept for a planned compound-boost setup on this engine, but no part numbers, sizes, or written instructions are provided.

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What does this diagram show?: It is a photo of a V6 engine bay with a hand-drawn overlay showing a planned compound forced-induction layout: a turbocharger at the lower left, a second compressor unit on the right, an air filter, and a front-mount intercooler at the bottom, connected by drawn routing lines.
Where is the intercooler located in this layout?: The intercooler is drawn across the bottom front of the vehicle, with green lines routing down both sides of the engine bay to its end tanks, joined by blue coupler blocks.
Does the diagram include part numbers or hose sizes?: No. The image contains no legible part numbers, sizes, or written instructions — only drawn components and colored routing lines.
What do the different line colors appear to indicate?: Black lines show the main routing between the drawn box on the engine, the turbo, filter, and second compressor; a yellow line runs from the turbo area to the right side; green lines carry the charge down to the intercooler; blue blocks mark couplers/connections.