vacuum hose diagram

Here is the vacuum diagram for the engine for your car. Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

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Im having a problem with one vacuum line on my 95 mitsubishi Eclipse RS non-turbo, i cant find where this line connects to, there is a 3 outlet plug on the back left of the intake manifold the left goes to the fuel rail, the right goes to the flying saucer looking thing on the front of the motor, i need to know where the middle one goes, if i block it the motor dies, im also getting the OBD11 code p0412 if anybody has any info for me you can email me at thanks

Check Vac schematic in pic, the flying saucer thing has me stumped! Check out the diagrams (Below). Please let us know if you need anything else to get the problem fixed.

I have a missing vacuum hose. The hose that is missing connects to the little black diaphragm that's connected to the egr valve. I noticed another hose is missing off of a little plastic valve by the injectors. Do these hoses connections link together? I am kinda new to chasing down missing line's so I'm lost and the diagrams I have looked at make no sense to me.

see pics non turbo first pic turbo second pic.. please let us know next time if a turbo or not they are different in a few aspects. Everything in pic is spelled out to where things go.

Thank you HMAC300 I found where it goes using the non turbo diagram you provided. I did however state in the vehicle in formation that it had me fill out in the drop down boxes that it was non turbo. From now on I'll state it in my qurstion . Thank you

I need a step by step instruction on my turbo vacuum hose routing or a better diagram then whats in my Haynes book. It has a greddy type blow off valve and the turbo is a Garrett upgrade with what appears to be the stock internal wastegate. I have everything else together. also I dont know what the wastegate selenoid looks like nor where its supposed to be located. I dont know the size of the turbo but again it says Garrett on it, I dont think the size is relavent to the question though. and lastly is a manual boost controller do-able or do i have to spend 700 bucks on a electronic boost controller? It came with an electronic one but the cover is missing to the unit and cannot be identified to look any info up on it, therefore cannot set it up. I'd wrather not deal with it. Any feed back will be appreciated deeply.

Hi 97eclipseguy, Thank you for the donation. Turbo waste gate solenoid is mounted on top back section of air cleaner. This is the only vacumn diagram I can find in our database and hope it is relevant.

Boost controllers are add-ons for controlling the boost, usually to increase the boost or prolong it so a manual system would only allow you to increase the the boost but not prolong the time of boost before the waste gates opens. If the controller had already been installed and not been disconnected, hopefuly you need not do anything to it. Without the wiring schematic, or the model, it would not be possible to understand how to go about installing it.