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

George PAdmin.

Joe shared his colorized drawing with me last night. With his help I've gotten this far without going to my public storage unit.

Its not finished, there are a few loose ends.

The 3 port vacuum switch, #12A111 in John's picture … its a "vacuum" sensing" 2-way valve. I've drawn it in, but I need to figure out what Ford called it; haven't been able to remember or figure it out yet.

There are 2 other in-line devices: #383004-S and #373846-S. They are probably one way valves (check valves) or perhaps a signal delay. I'd like to figure out their purpose & name too.

Thanks Joe …

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