vac lines

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Diagram courtesy of Tmoss & Stang&2birds
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was just wondering if any one could help me identify what the lines that come off the vacume tree on the fire wall and what ones i dont need if i got rid of the a/c.

The short answer is none.

The diagram that JR posted up, does identify vac lines as A/C the way Ford did, but they can be more accurately described as Climate Control.

That vaccum source is what lets you choose between defrost, vent, and heat outlets when your blower is on. If you were to remove that vac, your air/heat would only blow out the defrost.