V1 Brake Booster Vacuum Hose Location

[Captain Dave]

I am trying to locate the brake booster vacuum hose so that I can extent it. The video shows a NA car and I am not sure where this hose is on a SC car. I will attach a couple of pics of what I am looking at. Thanks.

 

[Desert Sasqwatch]

Have you seen this build video?

The brake booster hose should be the other end of the semi-rigid nylon hose coming from the tunnel under the fuel tank. Find it and trace it up to the connection at the engine.

 

[Captain Dave]

I am at the stage where I am doing basic engine prep. I am looking for the location on the engine that the line comes from. I think this video shows the opposite end of the line. I am at the 2:10 mark on the basic engine prep video that was posted Nov 2, 2021

 

[Traé]

There’s a port with a 90° fitting on the top/back of the supercharger right after the throttle body.

 

[Rttoys]

Trae is correct. On the side of the TB

 

[Captain Dave]

Thanks guys. Got that part all figured out. On to the next question. Where does the barometric pressure sensor mount?

 

[Traé]

Thanks guys. Got that part all figured out. On to the next question. Where does the barometric pressure sensor mount?

Do you have a picture of it?

 

[Captain Dave]

Looks just like this one. This one goes on top of the SC but there is another one that mounts somewhere on the back of the engine. It reads the external air.

 

[Traé]

Looks just like this one. This one goes on top of the SC but there is another one that mounts somewhere on the back of the engine. It reads the external air.

External air…is it the ambient air temp sensor?
Looks like this;

 

[Gtstorey]

Different donors have different sensors, although I don’t Know if there are any differences in SC SS between 06 and 07.

But this video explains the differences and stock locations of the SC SS pressure sensors

 

[Rttoys]

Both baro’s are on the charger and engine. I think you are talking about the oat like trea posted. That one can go anywhere. I think I put mine on the subframe.