2manyburbans
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Weird intake vacuum looking thingy maybe
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That's an emissions system thermal vacuum valve. A set of vacuum lines are attached that will switch duties depending on the temperature of the coolant.
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Don't throw it away or break it. It is a thermo vacuum switch, don't remember the function for sure,but can check tomorrow. I think that one is EFE and Vacuum Advance which are both good to have. That 4 port switch isn't cheap,if you ever need it in the future,you don't want to have to buy it.
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I have several different types of those on my '85 K30. Here's the vacuum map for my truck. It's a mess, but it all works.
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