Re: How likely is it that the diaphram in the vacuum advance is.

Posted by mannyc [68.165.89.2] on Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 08:22:52 :

In Reply to: How likely is it that the diaphram in the vacuum advance is. posted by rick pacholski [69.78.133.90] on Wednesday, August 31, 2011 at 06:15:40 :

pull the dist, remove the cap, hook up test hose and apply vacuum. you can use a pump or just suck on tube. it should move. im asssuming a ffpw engine so i would imagine it could be cracked due to age.

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• Re: How likely is it that the diaphram in the vacuum advance is. - rick pacholski 08:35:23 08/31/2011
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