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Old 10-03-2025, 01:13 PM
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Default How many of you use a solid line for the vacuum modulator?

I probably had one of those originally and tossed it out to use a dangling rubber hose between the carb and vacuum modulator so it rests on the hot exhaust and dry rots to allow a vacuum leak. Or that it collects a coating of oil and dirt and decomposes.

It sure gets expensive having been young and dumb. Don't get me wrong. I changed a little: I'm only older now.

I figured that I could bend a hard line from NAPA by copying a picture from a vendor, and fasten it properly to the transmission.

I haven't been under the car for years, and I keep finding things to put back correctly. It feels good emptying that bin of leftover parts I ended up with from my youth.
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