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1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series A/C-Heater Vacuum Routing Diagram - HVAC Hose Colors

1994 Bronco/F-Series A/C-heater vacuum routing diagram showing vacuum check valve, tank, function/connection blocks and the floor-defrost, panel, outside-recirc and blower door vacuum motors with hose colors.

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This is a scanned page from a 1994 Ford Bronco/F-Series wiring/vacuum reference (labeled "VACUUM") showing the complete vacuum routing for the A/C-heater system. Vacuum is supplied from a manifold fitting (referencing pages 140-1 and 140-2) through a black hose to a vacuum check valve and vacuum tank, then via black hoses through the HVCB (Harness Vacuum Connection Block) and FCCB (Function Control Connection Block) to the A/C-Heater Function Selector Vacuum Valve. The selector valve schematic shows port logic for OFF, MAX, NORM, VENT, FLOOR, FLR/DEF, and DEFROST positions. Color-coded hoses run from the selector: red and yellow to the floor-defrost door vacuum motor, blue to the panel door vacuum motor, and white (through the FCCB and HVCB) to the outside/recirculate door vacuum motor. A cutaway of the HVAC housing shows the heater core, evaporator core, blower motor and wheel, suction accumulator/dryer connection, dash panel, floor-defrost door, panel door, temperature blend door (cable controlled), outside/recirc air door, and airflow paths to defrosters, R & L demisters, floor outlets, and instrument panel registers. A legend defines V = vacuum, NV = no vacuum, PV = partial vacuum. A note directs readers to sections 12-00 and 12-03 of the Service Manual for diagnostics.

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Frequently asked questions

What color vacuum hose goes to the panel door vacuum motor on a 1994 Bronco/F-Series?
The blue hose from the A/C-heater function selector vacuum valve runs to the panel door vacuum motor.
Which hoses control the floor-defrost door vacuum motor?
The red and yellow hoses from the selector valve connect to the floor-defrost door vacuum motor (ports A and B).
How does the outside/recirculate door get vacuum?
A white hose runs from the selector valve through the FCCB (Function Control Connection Block) and HVCB (Harness Vacuum Connection Block) to the outside recirculate door vacuum motor.
What do the abbreviations V, NV, and PV mean on this diagram?
Per the legend: V = Vacuum, NV = No Vacuum, PV = Partial Vacuum.
Where does the vacuum supply for the HVAC system come from?
From a manifold fitting (shown on pages 140-1 and 140-2), through a black hose to a vacuum check valve and vacuum tank, then to the HVCB and FCCB connection blocks.

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