What is is this vacuum hose and where does it go?

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Asked by Geter, Jul 21, 2020 at 11:44 AM about the 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Premium

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I discovered this broken vacuum line on my 04 Grand
Marquis while inspecting vacuum lines to fix the ac. I saw a
video on YouTube that showed it going to a "parking brake
actuator" but I don't even see that under my dash. Is it
possible that the previous owner had it removed or does
the hose go somewhere else. Its a white line routed from
the engine bay by the cowl panel then inside the cabin
behind the gas pedal. Its been hissing ever since I fixed a
kink in another vacuum line and its driving me up many
walls . I would go to the junkyard and take a look at one
but its a 2 hour drive. please feel free to email me pictures
@ getertrey@gmail.com

2 Answers

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Either block it off, and release your parking brake manually, or replace it. It's gotta be under there somewhere, you may have to remove a lower plastic panel. I have mine off, and leave it off, don't need it.

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I blocked it off and I've had the car 5 years and have always released it manually had no idea about the actuator until now. I keep all of my panels off because im down there often just looking around but there's no sign of a actuator ever being down there besides that hose.

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