Emission Vacuum line problems

[Offrd]

Hi all,
New to the forum but an old time jeeper.

I have a new to me 1980 CJ5 with the 4 cyl. The PO has messed with the vacuum lines and I now have some that go nowhere and others that are incorrect. The jeep is registered non-op in California and I need to get everything put back so I can get it smogged.

My questions are:
Where is the Spark T.V.S. located?
Where is the Spark C.T.O. located?

Thanks

 

[Torxhead]

I would think you need to locate a factory service manual or maybe a Haynes Repair Manual might help you. Try this first: Jeep-CJ Documents and Manuals

 

[Offrd]

Thank you. I went to the CJ7 section and found some good information.
I have the Chilton and Haynes but both lack comprehensive diagrams.

 

[1963hotrod]

I bought service manuals off ebay. Two books specific to my year and model. They are very comprehensive and include a lot of information, even wiring diagrams. I think they were $40.00 or $50.00 shipped. Very much worth the price. Good luck.

 

[Offrd]

I will check out what is available on ebay.

 

[TheDirtyCJ]

Hi all,
New to the forum but an old time jeeper.

I have a new to me 1980 CJ5 with the 4 cyl. The PO has messed with the vacuum lines and I now have some that go nowhere and others that are incorrect. The jeep is registered non-op in California and I need to get everything put back so I can get it smogged.

My questions are:
Where is the Spark T.V.S. located?
Where is the Spark C.T.O. located?

Thanks

do you need it to be passing emissions, or can you register it as a classic? therefore by-passing emissions altogether?

 

[Offrd]

I don't think a 1980 is a classic in California, but I will check that out.

I just checked and exempt is 1975 and older. I will have to pass smog.