Attaching Break Buddy to Vacuum Lines of 2005 Jeep Liberty

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I have 05 jeep liberty, it has two vacuum lines coming out of the booster, one is going to the engine and the other smaller line runs across the back of the firewall somewhere. My question is I have one check valve included in the kit do I need two for this application?

asked by: Michael C

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You would not need a second check valve. You'd just need to install the check valve of the Break Buddy # HM39530 in the main vacuum line before the Y-fitting that splits the lines off into two lines.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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