i recently took off my engine head and in the process i cut a few vacuum lines to kind of remind myself to replace them later since they were brittle. long story short, i have the head back on the engine. i thought i replaced all the lines i cut. When i went to fill up my radiator, i heard fluid leaking onto the ground. turns out it was leaking from a cut rubber vacuum line on top of the Rear Radiator Hose mount,.......Its still dripping fluid, need to figure out where it goes.

since it has fluid in it, im not trying to connect it to the wrong place.


a quick answer would be greatly appreciated. i have a screw in it for now but i need to fix it.

its an h22 btw.

 

Rear radiator hose mount? You mean the thermostat housing? If so, there are two, not vacuum hoses, but coolant lines. Hose directly on top of this housing runs to a nipple underneath the intake manifold, to the left of the VSS. There is also a hose coming from the back of the thermostat housing that runs to your IACV on top of your intake manifold (in front) which another hose leads out of directly back underneath the intake manifold again - on top of that first hose by the VSS.

If that answers your question.

 

wow sorry, thanks for decoding my gibberish. its annoying, i know what the part is and what it does, but i never know the exact name for it hahah. and yea thanks i found it. it was the line that attaches underneath the front of the intake manifold by the fuel rail. i just couldn't see the nipple it was driving me nuts.