KeiHin

Hi everyone. I'm new to this site and new to owning a Honda cvcc hatchback. Its a 1977 4sp. The carburetor was leaking so I pulled it off to rebuild it and lost the vacuum diagram I drew. Not knowing this forum that well, is there a site that has a picture I can follow to return the line correctly?
I appologize if I am on the wrong site, but need to start somewhere's
Please PM me with a diagram if possible

panic989

Have you tried a google search for it?

KeiHin

Thanks for the speedy reply...yes, tried google/yahoo. I attempted asking the question various ways with no luck. I did see one with the large number of vacuum lines (1983 Accord) but mine has 8 hoses)

panic989

http://www.google.com/imgres?um=1&hl...48&tx=80&ty=39

Here is one I found and I sincerly hope it is this one because I couldnt find any other good picture.

panic989

The one I just posted looks like the right one then... hopefully....

Just right click and open in a new tab.

KeiHin

I just looked and it appears this is for a fuel injected vehicle. My CVCC does not have the uplift intake manifold. Thank you for trying. Maybe there is someone who could take a picture of the diagram under the hood (mine is missing) and pm it too me.

panic989

[quote=KeiHin;4621415]You are abslutely right. I dont know how I missed that. I'm sorry. Good luck though.

KeiHin

[quote=panic989;4621448]Panic989...thank you for attempting to help, you are the only one that responded. I did finally find a diagram and will post it, hopefully, to help anyone else in the future with a similar problem

MattPacillo

Hey man I took a picture of my overhaul manual, the best I could do was post it to Twitter so I can attach the link. I am having the same problem hopefully this diagram helps the both of us! Best of luck brother.
https://twitter.com/mattpacillo/status/722097567123636225

gearoalvarezmun

Hello, It looks like tis thread might be R.I.P, commenting in hopes of some input on the vacuum lines on a 1979 CIvic Cvcc.
Any guidance would be highly appreciated. the car will start without a problem, it wont stay on after letting of the accelerator.