2004 Ford Expedition 5.4

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Asked by Dgray4813 Feb 11, 2018 at 10:35 AM about the 2004 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Unknown wire, I done a tuneup and found this wire laying
there unplugged. I searched and cant find what it goes to.
Can anyone help? It runs out of the firewall behind the
battery

10 Answers

That may not be a wire but a vacuum line. There is a vacuum tank behind the battery that looks like part of the battery box.

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After looking at this better it is a vacuum line for sure it's about 3 ft in length just about reaches the alternator

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I betcha it is the vacuum tank line. You will need to remove the battery to access the connection.

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Ok I'm going to pull the battery and check. I have looked everywhere and dnt see where else it would go..

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If that does not do it check the EGR valve vacuum connection.

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It goes to the round thing just to the left of the pictured vacuum line. Pretty sure it is a heater water control valve vacuum line.

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Tom and F_O_R, time for an eye exam.

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Bob you were correct sir thank you... Sitting right in front of me and missed it..lol always missed the obvious.. Thanks for everyone's help

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Thank you so much the picture was very helpful

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