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3 way Check Valve. The top Hard vacuum line not holding Vacuum.
Where does this line lead? looks like it goes into the cars interior.
Would I be able to leave it unplugged?
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thats strange that it doesnt hold vacuum. the 3-way check valve I had on there was shot , so I thought it damaged something inside. I will try it with and without to see what happens.
thanks for the help
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Actually, let me qualify that:
I just hooked the new check valve up and haven't tested the vac/BLM with it on. But, I have heard others say their HVAC doesn't hold vac either. I will let you know if my BLM stays low. My cruise line to the "ball" is the same way and my cruise has always held fine so I don't suspect a leak. Try testing vac with the heater/A/C switches off....maybe that has an effect??
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Scott 87 GN (SOLD) 87 LeSabre T-Type |
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