Or buy something with a set of instructions you can understand.... do a search, you shall find the info. your idea might work, but there may be a better spot. its been discussed before, so find some old threads and suss it out...
Oh yeah!... or remove the turbo vent thingy in the manifold ...
Thanks Evil,pfft instructions are for ppl who have no sense of imagineation lol
two simple spots eather T it into the waste gate hose at the turbo or remove the turbo vent thingy in the manifold and get enzed to make up a socket with a dove tail in the end screw it in there two simple spots for you
murray do you use instructions on how to fuk your misses to????? lolOh yeah!
Nothing like a good sense of imagination.
Get the bloody instructions off the packet.
you make some valid points, but fyi diesels dont make vacuum (or make the tiniest of amounts). they need vacuum pumps to run the brakes.but if there is any small vac line outlets spare on the inlet manifold (or blanks) there probably the go.
Ah yes oopsies, :doh: I meant intake manifold line type thingo, me is new to this diesel stuff and forgets simple things like this cos i play with petrols too much, but you know what I means LOL. Pretty sure the vac pump is in the alternator (just so you know im not a complete retard) but this is besides the point. ok i shut up nowyou make some valid points, but fyi diesels dont make vacuum (or make the tiniest of amounts). they need vacuum pumps to run the brakes.