2000 Chrysler Cirrus EGR/vaccum

MCCARION

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2000 CHRYSLER CIRRUS
2.5L
6 CYL
FWD
AUTOMATIC
125,000 MILES

Okay so I changed out the egr. Said it was getting.0% air flow. When I bought it the transducer was blown out so I just changed the whole thing. I was just wondering where the transducer nipple connects. To anything and what. There is a tiny vaccum hose that I think comes from the intake manifold that is loose by the transducer connection. Is this where it goes? I cant find any diagrams on this anywhere. I dont want to just hook it up and mess with the engine even more.

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WRENCHTECH

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The transducer measures exhaust pressure so there should be a pipe that it attaches to in the area.

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Monday, August 31st, 2015 AT 2:18 AM

MCCARION

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All the pipes are connected to the egr. I changed all that out I just cant find a transducer diagram. There is a tiny vacuum hose that is not connected that I think is coming from the intake manifold. I Just need to know if and what the third connection is for the egr TRANSDUCER. There is a tiny nipple at the end of it and I don't know where to find a diagram of this. PLEASE any suggestions or references as to where I can find one. Or is there an elbow rubber joint I need to find to complete the vacuum process?