Passanger side vacuum ball relocation.

[Muncher]

I think I posted something about this before but where's the best spot to relocate this vacuum ball thats not where the radiator fluid goes. Also under it is kinda not a option either because my winch solenoid is down there for now.

[ghetdjc320]

I relocated a smaller universal style one to just In front of the hvac blower motor. I have since eliminated the vacuum canister all together since I don’t really have any vacuum accessories aside from hvac and a single check valve takes care of that.

[Muncher]

1 hour ago, ghetdjc320 said:

I relocated a smaller universal style one to just In front of the hvac blower motor. I have since eliminated the vacuum canister all together since I don’t really have any vacuum accessories aside from hvac and a single check valve takes care of that.

I do have cruise control which I believe relys on that canister

[ghetdjc320]

39 minutes ago, Muncher said:

I do have cruise control which I believe relys on that canister

 

Yeah, cruise control would need that vacuum reserve. However, if you deleted the CAD you could probably get by with a more compact canister. 

[Muncher]

 
Yeah, cruise control would need that vacuum reserve. However, if you deleted the CAD you could probably get by with a more compact canister. 

What is cad? And where would I be able to find a smaller one that has the res of it besides cad

[Muncher]

Also one of the lines that goes into the end of it broke not sure which one that goes to

[fiatslug87]

CAD is central axle disconnect, the thing on your front axle that engages the axle shafts for 4wd. Actuated by vacuum.

[Muncher]

CAD is central axle disconnect, the thing on your front axle that engages the axle shafts for 4wd. Actuated by vacuum.

Wouldn't that be important?

[JustEmptyEveryPocket]

How to search:

Go to google.com

type: site:comancheclub.com **search string**

Enjoy.

 

For example, you want to know more about the CAD? Google "site:comancheclub.com central axle disconnect". Read 4-5 of the threads. Should give you PLENTY of information. This works well for all kinds of initial searches. Substitute other website address for other searches. Great tool.

[Pete M]

there's a free way to bypass the CAD in the link in my signature  

[ghetdjc320]

9 minutes ago, JustEmptyEveryPocket said:

How to search:

Go to google.com

type: site:comancheclub.com **search string**

Enjoy.

 

For example, you want to know more about the CAD? Google "site:comancheclub.com central axle disconnect". Read 4-5 of the threads. Should give you PLENTY of information. This works well for all kinds of initial searches. Substitute other website address for other searches. Great tool.

 

I'm definitely quoting that! It’s quite a lost art

 

 

[fiatslug87]

Ask as many questions as you want, see rule #2.

 

[ghetdjc320]

44 minutes ago, fiatslug87 said:

Ask as many questions as you want, see rule #2.

 

Was there anything I said that violated those guidelines? If so, apologies.

 

[Pete M]

7 hours ago, ghetdjc320 said:

Was there anything I said that violated those guidelines? If so, apologies.

 

 

 

don't sweat it.   that rule is there mostly to keep yahoos from yelling at the new guys every day like on other forums.   plus a lot of questions are super dependent on the circumstances and won't necessarily ever be answered by searching (eg: what lift is right for me?) so I want to encourage people to ask them so the brainpower of the CC can figure out the specifics that are most helpful. 

[JustEmptyEveryPocket]

You won't know unless you ask. However, if you don't even know what to ask how will you ever learn? My comment was not a negative about asking questions. It was an extra means of finding information, which someone might not know about unless they had been exposed to it. Nothing negative was meant in anyway. So I will mimic Ghetdjc and say: apologies if I violated any guidelines. Was not my intent.

[cruiser54]