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Vacuum leak in dashboard area 200 1986

posted by  matt1466 on  Sat Feb 26 14:22 CST 2011
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Just wanted to add that replacing the vacuum check valve on the intake fixed my leak down from the dash area. This thread saved me a ton of work!

I was not in a position to get a factory check valve but found a suitable replacement in the generic "HELP" section parts at the local parts house. It's not a permanent fix but stopped my leaks until I can order the correct part.






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