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					Originally Posted by Zulfiqar  MB did not rid of the vacuum reservoir - its installed on my 1995 E300D behind the passenger fender liner and is linked via a brick red vacuum tube that tees off from the Y junction behind the brake booster.
 Mine was disconnected because the line was cut, I repaired it with some rubber tubing while I was doing blower motor R&R. It smoothed out the yank of transmission shifting to a firm surge of power and also helped the dashboard flaps to work quicker (I think)
 |  Well, perhaps they added it back in 95.  But if you look at a vacuum diagram for the 92, it's not there.
 
All I can say that is, with mine offline, I have perfect vacuum functionality of everything....except for the passenger side stuff which was intentionally removed.
			
				
			
		 
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