1993 Ford Probe Compound Turbo & Intercooler Plumbing Routing Diagram

This document is not a printed reference page but a modified photograph of a front-wheel-drive engine bay (consistent with the uploader's Ford Probe) with hand-drawn overlay lines illustrating a planned turbocharger and intercooler plumbing layout, apparently a compound or twin-charged setup, per the filename 'compoun.jpg'. Superimposed on the photo are images of two turbochargers, two blow-off/wastegate-style valves, what appears to be a supercharger or additional compressor unit on the right, and a front-mount intercooler at the bottom. Black lines trace exhaust and charge-air routing between the components; a yellow line and green lines indicate additional plumbing paths (likely coolant, oil, or separate charge-pipe runs), with blue blocks representing silicone coupler connections at the intercooler end tanks and elsewhere. A small black box drawn at the top of the engine contains a marking that may read 'TDC'. Because the image contains essentially no legible text, a reader can learn only the conceptual routing of the compound forced-induction system the owner was planning or documenting, which components connect to which, and where the intercooler sits in the charge path, rather than any specifications, part numbers, or fuse/wiring data.