Underhood education, 231 CCC - What are these?

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CaliWagon83

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What model and year is your car? Vacuum routing varies by every year.
 
You should have a diagram under the hood on the fan shroud that will tell you where they go I'll check all my old manuals tomorrow also and see if I can find any info on this
 
My first inclination is the hose with the bolt goes to the air cleaner sensor. Start car, remove bolt and see if you have vacuum. If you do, that probably goes to air cleaner. If not... need some other pics that show a wider view
 
I agree- that is for the THERMAC sensor in the air cleaner. Now, where is the choke wire? It is light blue with a goofy plastic connector that breaks as soon as you look at it so look for the remains.
 
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I agree- that is for the THERMAC sensor in the air cleaner. Now, where is the choke wire? It is light blue with a goofy plastic connector that breaks as soon as you look at it so look for the remains.

You mean this? 🙂

 
I think the choke wire being unplugged was the cause of my fast idle. Haven't had a chance to take it out with it plugged in again, but seems the consensus is that was the culprit.
 
was the cause of my fast idle

Absolutely. Usually it is broken, unavailable, and left off. I go all the way to solder the wire to the choke fitting and then add a bullet connector a little upstream. Remember that when it breaks.
 
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