Throttle Connections

[anotherway 0]

Please help my sanity. on the bottom of the standard throttle body there are 3 conections the two larger ones are for coolant but the third smaller copper/brass coloured one is open now this is surely not right but i cant remember taking a pipe off or seeing where one might go. i have temp blanked it off for now as it is an open conection. im asking this i removed the head last week and just put it back together tonight is it for the vac advance for the dizzy but im sure that is conected. thanks in advance.

[EdCherry 34 1 Cars]

Tis the vac advance for the dizzy correct.

[anotherway 0]

Thanks ill put my good eyes on in the morning and double check was a rush job to put back together runs fine (when warm of course. If ive left it disconected then that will probably mean my dizzys reached the end of the road as it runs just as well as it did before Cheers for the help

[Tom Fenton 1,542]

This is really very common on 205's, the diaphram in the advance can splits meaning no vac advance takes place.

 

I actually have a vac can I bought for my own car not long ago that is now for sale if you are interested.

[anotherway 0]

This is really very common on 205's, the diaphram in the advance can splits meaning no vac advance takes place.

 

I actually have a vac can I bought for my own car not long ago that is now for sale if you are interested.

I am seeing as your only in rotherham how much we looking at

[anotherway 0]

i knew it was connected as i hadn't taken it off. Had been put on the wrong connection by another owner i guess. thanks tom for the vac unit you've made an old pug much happier

[Tom Fenton 1,542]

Good, I'm glad you've got it sorted.

[Mark80 0]

Hope Im not thread highjacking. I was just wondering where the other two main pipes go off the throttle body. If any one has got a picture or diagram of theirs that would be great!

[dcc 855]

are they not the water heated things to stop the inlet from freezing in cold weather

[pug_ham 244 3 Cars]

are they not the water heated things to stop the inlet from freezing in cold weather

Yes, they're just for water heating the throttle body.

 

I've run my car without these connected though for a good few years now without any issues. The UK climate isn't severe enough (yet) to need them imo.

 

Graham.