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Old 04-05-2020, 02:50 PM   #1
70C10Ginger
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Carbureted 350 vacuum line rebuild

Hey there,

I bought my 1970 GMC K2500 after seeing it sit for over ten years. I’m currently driving it as a work truck, and trying to get the money together to completely rebuild the engine and do a cab swap on it.
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My problem right now, is I have no idea about vacuum lines. Ive read a bunch of the forums on the website, and have done some googling, so I think i know where to start asking questions.

Very first thing. Should i get a charcoal canister? Mine is completely missing
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From there, the Thermal Vacuum Switch is totally unhooked.
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The crankcase vent filter doesn’t stay attached at all.
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I think the PCV valve works.....i think
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