WOW... Thanks a million Glenn. I have all the colored 'tubes' there
coming from the places that you describe. I think I can figure out
how to count the holes on the plug from what you said though.

Saturday I was at my parents and I looked at the connector on my dad's
'84 Ram truck. (yeah... that's where I got the "84" from... lol). It
did not have as many lines as it had a different type of climate
control. BUT! When I touched the connector... IT CRUMBLED TO SMALL
PIECES ALSO! Wow. I hope they make them out of better stuff these
days. Now I have to figure out the one on his truck. LOL.

I have found that 3/16" inside diameter vacuum line works well to
reconnect each line one at a time to the remaining half of the
connector. Hopefully I can figure it out with your help.

Again... THANKS!

"Someone trying to be a good son"


On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 10:29:37 -0400, "maxpower"
> wrote:

>
> wrote in message
.. .
>> I'm trying to repair my mom's low mileage '88 Diplomat for her. A
>> climate control vacuum line 'connector' literally crumbled to pieces
>> on one side. The side of the connector that is left has all black
>> tubes except to one red one. Red is the only color that follows thru
>> the connector. I need to know how to connect the other colors.
>> Green, light green, yellow, brown, and purple.
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>
>
>Light green goes to #7 outside air recirc acuator
>yellow goes to the defrost acuator #6
>brown goes to floor acuator #5
>#4 is an empty slot
>Black is engine vaccum #3
>Red is bi level ( on the same acuator as brown but other side) #2
>Gray ( dont see a purple) is to the water valve #1
>
>Good luck
>Glenn Beasley
>Chrysler Tech
>