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need vacuum source 120-130 1964

posted by  Alan122 on  Fri Sep 24 14:23 CST 2004
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I have installed a B20F engine with SUs on an early, aluminum intake manifold, in my '67 122 wagon. This intake manifold has no connection for vacuum which I need for the crankcase ventilation. Can I drill and tap a hole in the manifold? Has anyone else dealt with this problem?
All assistance is appreciated.
Alan






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