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Old 02-10-2008, 08:51 AM
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Unhappy 390fe Intake manifold ports?

I am almost done putting my 390 back together and I can't get my video camera to work from where I taped the motor so I could keep up with the vacuum hoses and variuos sensors I had to remove. I have 3 ports on the intake, 1 is for a sensor and one for a vacuum tee and not sure about the third. I am not sure which goes where and cant find any pics to help. 2 ports are at the distributor and one at the rear. If any one can help this would be much aprreciated.
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Can't really say for sure without a picture, but I would venture to say that the ones at the front are for the bypass hose and the water temp sending unit. The one at the rear is probably for a PCV.

Snap a picture and post it. We'll help you figure it out.
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Default Here's the Vacuum Diagram for a 1969 390Fe w/ Manual Trans.

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Default Shot of the Thermactor System

Here's a shot of the Thermactor system on same Ford FEs. Maybe this will help, but you know, most of us just plug off all the holes in the IM. We run a PCV, or a breather, and that's it.

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Thanks for the help. I found out one was for the heater core hose on the front. The other is for a coolant temp sensor. The one on the rear was for vacuum to operate the add-on power brakes the previous owner installed. Had to go to local junkyard and check the only 390 motor the had left in a vehicle.
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this is the front near distributor.


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this is the rear
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Thanks for the help. I found out one was for the heater core hose on the front. The other is for a coolant temp sensor.
Now if you'd have hooked your distributor advance up to your coolant temp outlet that would have required the ultimate virtual ball-busting!
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