[illushynZXT]

Aight..I've thoroughly checked out my 82ZXT for the annual trek to Grandma's, and I am satisied that it will be able to make the journey with no problems. This quick questions deals with convenience.. Which of the 2 (4 not counting the yellow and blck caps) hoses on top of the vacuum canister goes to the cruise control module(s) on the pass side rear of the engine compartment? When looking at the vacuum canister from the passenger side fender, there is a hose connection on the "top", and one on the "bottom" with yellow cap to the left and black to the right. I've read through this post and was curious if somebody that has an 82ZXT could look at how his/her setup is. I'm not sure if the "top" and "bottom" referenced in that post are the same top and bottom I am referring to.

If someone could quick check, verify, and possibly explain a little clearer what goes where it would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks.. Everybody keep safe..all the nutcases are out on the road too.
-il82

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[ratedZ]

The top one goes to the intake manifold and the bottom one goes to the cruise control module. I have an 83zxt but it should be the same. Hope that helps!

ratedZ
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[JetBlack82]

rated z is right I went and checked

 

[illushynZXT]

It was a thought..

Thanks guys for your quick responses. I hooked it all up ("top" to intake and "bottom" to the modules) and still no cruise. Whats strange is it worked fine about two months ago then quit last week when I began to replace the last few aging vacuum lines under my hood. Whats strange is I had one hose left over today..I must not have noticed it before..guess its auto temp special to have two lines running through the firewall instead of one. One of them is just black, and the other has an orange stripe (similar to my 81na). I plugged the one that was loose, and left the other on the canister. Oh well, enough of my ramblings.. It was a nice thought to have cruise for the trip...and maybe defroster in case it rains. <g>

Guess this gives me yet another thing to try and troubleshoot.

Thanks again
-il82