Hello guys, my car has been working fine lately (despite the constant speed joint noise when straight after several hours driving and uphill)

but i have a friend with a similar Fabia in pristine conditions and i found the hose connection is different than mine, an di suspect mine has the hose connected in the wrong places.

can somebody upload a photo of the hoses of the brake vacuum , the hose that goes from a small black cylinder y the driver side(RHD)  and that has 3 or 4 outputs , some of those hoses goes to the vacuum pump, other to the brake cylinder other to the airbox filter.

Hi, i downloaded this pic from the net, i need to know if my car is in order with those vacuum hoses.

 

Please check the picture, can you please tell me, if the red marked hose at the airbox (where the air filter is ) is continuum with the green or orange hose?

That small black cylinder is a solenoid valve, it has vacuum in from the pump, controlled vacuum out and a vent to the airbox so it can add small amounts of clean air to vary its vacuum output.

On 14/01/2022 at 12:15, sepulchrave said:

That small black cylinder is a solenoid valve, it has vacuum in from the pump, controlled vacuum out and a vent to the airbox so it can add small amounts of clean air to vary its vacuum output.

Ok, thank you.

 

but which of those three port is the one who goes to the airbox?

it has two at the left and a single one at the right.

12 minutes ago, Kharl said:

Ok, thank you.

 

but which of those three port is the one who goes to the airbox?

it has two at the left and a single one at the right.

 

It's connected correctly, I thought you'd have realised that from my reply.

Uhm.. i am sorry i am lost.

The picture i uploaded is from another car and i need to know how are they connected so i can put it in right order 

Kharl, try this page: Skoda Workshop Manuals > Fabia Mk1 > Engine > 1.9/47 SDI Engine, Fuel Injection > Fuel preparation system Diesel injection > Exhaust gas recirculation system > Piping diagram for exhaust gas recirculation (workshop-manuals.com)