Reply to "Information sought concerning the OEM vacuum hose routing for a '73 Pantera engine."

George PAdmin.

This is what I've got so far Eric

I'll need to take a trip to my public storage unit … I have a box of stuff I removed from my Pantera. Plus I have a 4300D on the shelf. Once I see what all is in there I should be able to document the EGR vacuum controls, fingers crossed.

Might take a couple of days, today is booked.

By the way there is a drawing of a 1974 emissions system (I'm sure its the same as 1973) in the parts book, section 90 illustration 3. Hard to follow. I'm sure you'd prefer a schematic like above.

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