Vacuum Cannister question
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Re: Vacuum Cannister question
Yes on the distributor line. It should ultimately be connected to the front of the carb.
The vacuum source for the trans comes from the smaller line connected to the brake booster. It transitions to a metal line and then down beside the trans itself, transitions back to a short piece of rubber hose. That little section at the trans likes to pop off. The connection is on the drivers side and makes a sharp U-turn into the modulator.
S
1964 Coupe Wimbledon white/Rangoon Red w/black int. Owned for 42 years. It was my folks car before that (second owners). VTCI # 12013.
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Re: Vacuum Cannister question
OK, thanks again - I will check the line at the transmissionRedBird64 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 11:40 am
Yes on the distributor line. It should ultimately be connected to the front of the carb.
The vacuum source for the trans comes from the smaller line connected to the brake booster. It transitions to a metal line and then down beside the trans itself, transitions back to a short piece of rubber hose. That little section at the trans likes to pop off. The connection is on the drivers side and makes a sharp U-turn into the modulator.
S
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'62 TBird HT
'61 TBird HT (parts car)
'88 Ranger XLT
'02 Sportrac 4x4
2012 Dodge RAM 4x4
'49 Ford 8N