Emmissions and Vacuum Routing Help

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Ken B

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Gentlemen, I am looking for Vehicle EMission Information and Vacuum hose schematic for my project. I have a
Rochester quadrajet t4 478 carburetor and included a pic of the engine casting #. There IS a smog pump on the engine.

I have a donor motor and I am looking for the routing for the vacuum lines and the charcoal cannister.

I want to get this documented so I do not have to dig so deep in the future to find what I am looking for. Trying to make correct connections right now.

The line plugged by a screw is the one that has me scratching my head right now.
Looking at all of the variations I am not able to make any sense of which routing to follow.
Thanks
KB

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What connects to the port on the back of the carb? middle of carb. pointing back toward distributor?
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The one on the center rear of the carb is for a hot air choke, looks as you have an electric choke, so you can just cap it. It allows the hot air choke to draw from filtered air.
 

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225/6, 350 c.i., 350 c.i., 5.9l Cummins
The one in the first photo, I have a couple of suspicions, but that is based on 70's trucks. I know the 80's got more complex with the thermo-vacuum switches and such.

Does the truck have the EFE setup on the passenger side manifold?
 

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