Hose disconnected, can't find where it goes?

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Asked by dnidesports Sep 06, 2011 at 12:31 AM about the 2001 Ford Escort 4 Dr STD Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I recently replaced the heater core in my daughter's ford escort 2001.  It has the
2.0 SOHC engine.  I accidently disconnected two hoses that goe across the
location of the heater core hoses near the firewall.  They were both off of two
chrome tubes that turn into rubber hoses about the size of your pinky finger.  
one of them went to a plastic fitting bolted above the heater core at the top of
the back of the engine compartment.  I could not for the life of me figure out
where the other came from so I left unhooked (I know stupid).  The "Check
Engine" light is now on and it seems to be idling very rough.  I can't find a
diagram that shows what these are and where they go?  I am not sure if I
attached the right one to the plastic piece??? Any thoughts?  Thank you in
advance!

3 Answers

one is for the air bleader,to blead air out of cooling system.the other is a vacume line.the one you left unhooked eather goes to the maf sensor or their is a small pipe comeing out the intake next to the iac both at throttle body,iac is on tb.its just a vac leak.just look around and listen for air sucking sound,plug in hose.

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your welcome,hope you got it right now.

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