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Hunting for 960 vacuum leak leads 900

posted by  sasjzl on  Sat Aug 21 15:55 CST 2010
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Just curious if anyone can lineup some primary suspects in my hunt for a vacuum leak on my 1996 960 wagon which is making my AC go away when accelerating. I really want to minimize getting into the dash as much as possible. Any likely places that are not too difficult to get to? The 960 is new to me so I am not familiar with the climate control vacuum system.

Thanks very much,
Jim Lee





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