Where to Make the Vacuum Connection on a 2014 Jeep Cherokee V6

Published 11/10/2014

Question:

In your video, the 4 cylinder engine is used for connecting the vacuum hose from the Stay n play system. On my 2014 Cherokee V6 engine there is a 3/8 inch hose coming out from the center towards firewall of the engine then the vacuum line is split towards the battery/brake booster area in the engine compartment. Can I just cut the vacuum line hose from the center of the engine area as mentioned above, install the check valve and T connector there?.....or should I cut the line somewhere else down line closer to the brake booster? Thanks.

asked by: Bill W

Expert Reply:

Since sometimes in vacuum line t-connectors there can be reducers installed in the t-connectors to reduce vaccuum signal I would recommend you install the check valve between the t-connector and the brake booster just to be on the safe side.

expert reply by: Jameson C