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unhooked vacuum 200 1981

posted by  old244 on  Mon Feb 3 04:36 CST 2003
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I was checking the brick to prep for cruise install and found a tap in the intake manifold with a vacuum line that goes to nowhere. The vacuum line to the distributor is in place, one other vacuum line I couldn't finish tracing, but it is hooked up to something, just ran out of time before I had to put kids to bed. Any ideas on what this should have been hooked to, or if it will cause any problems by being unhooked?






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