For a 1987 Cutlass Supreme 350 Rocket, i need a diagram of the vacuum lines on engine for the heat. something has to be wrong because i now have no heat. any ideas?

Asked by jaysta Feb 08, 2013 at 01:42 AM about the 1987 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Vacuum line diagram of engine dealing with heat

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So it blows cold air? Is the coolant reservoir full? Here's a typical heater diagram.

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dude the 87 didnt come with a 350 rocket.....let me guess u go make it a monster truck too...if yall boys go be dealing with cutlass please stick to the real factory specs and stop cutting up and taring up these good classic cars...u messing up the value as a whole.if u dont understand how the classic car game is stay out of it please

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why the fuck you give a damn what he spends his money on? tell the same shit to the people who makes standard trucks to monster trucks. he asked for help, if you aint gonna help then shut the fuck up

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