Where do I get a vacuum hose routing diagram for a 1982 Chrysler Imperial with EFI?

Question

It has a 318 and is all electrical with digital dash

Answer 1

You can go to the public library and use their ALLDATA system on their computer. They will charge you 10 cents per copy. If not you can subscribe to ALLDATA on line for $24.00 first subscription and $14.00 for all additional. Most cars will give you the vacuum diagrams under the hood of the car. Click on this link as a first try:

http://www.alldata.com/products/diy/index.html

Good LUCK

Answer 2

You find it hard to get any info on that engine. The 82 Chrysler fuel injected 318 was a major flop from the start. Many owners of that car got rid of the fuel injection and replaced it with a good ol' carb and intake. Parts are non-existent for that system and nobody knows how to work on it. Sorry to give you all of this bad news, but I went through all of that about ten years ago.

Answer 3

If Auto Zone can't help, find a Chrysler dealer that has been in business since 1981, take a box of donuts with you, and ask them if they could photocopy the diagram out of the service manual for you. IIRC, Vacuum diagrams were still in the service manuals back then. But as I said, the dealer would have had to have been in business then, or they wouldn't have the service manual.

Answer 4

Basically any auto parts store that sell repair manuals. The vacuum routings will be in there. Have you looked under your hood. A lot of engine compartments already have a sticker with the location of vacuum hose routes.
auto zone best pricing on the books.

Answer 5

there should be one under the hood some where unless its been pulled off over the years. Or get a repair manual from auto zone for about 12.00 dollars it will have one in it

Answer 6

try autozone.com