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Offline conejr

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vacuum advance hose
« on: December 23, 2006, 03:03:11 PM »
hello sorry i've already asked this once, but i didn 't get anything really helpful, ask faqs did give me something. If anyone could send me a picture of where the vacuum advance hose goes to that would be awesome.  It is already connected to the distributer, but i'm not sure where the othe end goes.  thanks for the help. conejr
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Re: vacuum advance hose
« Reply #1 on: December 24, 2006, 05:33:37 AM »
I only took a few pics before i pulled my old 1.3 engine, not sure if this is any help. It doesn't show exactly where it goes but it might be more obvious when you look at the engine.

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Re: vacuum advance hose
« Reply #2 on: December 24, 2006, 11:36:51 AM »
Here is the Distributor Advance pic from the Vacuum Hose article at Ack"s FAQ:




The hoses outlined in red are the vacuum advance hose assembly.  On the the diagram to the right, you'll notice that there is a tee connector in the line with the vacuum advance hose. 

The "leg" of that tee connects to a hose that goes into the  side of the carburetor body itself.  Note that it is the connection to the left when facing the carb.  These hose connections are on the fender well side of the carburetor.

One of the remaining connectors goes up and over to the vacuum advance port on the distributor (the line marked in red that goes up and to the left).  The other connector on the tee goes down a short distance to the VBSB (outlined in blue) unit that attaches to the intake manifold itself.  The VBSB unit has two hoses coming off of it.  The vacuum line connects to the outer-most hose connector on the VBSB.

I hope this helps!  ;D
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Re: vacuum advance hose
« Reply #3 on: December 24, 2006, 11:40:21 AM »
Quote from: ack on December 24, 2006, 11:36:51 AM
Here is the Distributor Advance pic from the Vacuum Hose article at Ack"s FAQ:




The hoses outlined in red are the vacuum advance hose assembly.  On the the diagram to the right, you'll notice that there is a tee connector in the line with the vacuum advance hose. 

The "leg" of that tee connects to a hose that goes into the  side of the carburetor body itself.  Note that it is the connection to the left when facing the carb.  These hose connections are on the fender well side of the carburetor.

One of the remaining connectors goes up and over to the vacuum advance port on the distributor (the line marked in red that goes up and to the left).  The other connector on the tee goes down a short distance to the VBSB (outlined in blue) unit that attaches to the intake manifold itself.  The VBSB unit has two hoses coming off of it.  The vacuum line connects to the outer-most hose connector on the VBSB.

I hope this helps!  ;D

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