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Old 07-19-2011, 07:23 PM   #1
Fastrucken
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Re: Power brake vacuum reservoir

Hey if you haven’t permanently hooked this up, you could hook this up with only one vacuum line attached to it. Just place a tee after a check valve and place it there. So it could go: engine, check valve, tee with one end to your reservoir and the other end of the tee to the power booster. The lack of the additional line might keep things clean under the hood and be a bit easier to plumb.

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