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Subject:RE: Identifying a vacuum source??
From:Dennis Haynes
Date:Sat, 8 Mar 97 05:18:10 UT

That valve siphons the hydrocarbon fumes from the charcoal canister when the 
throttle is opened.

Dennis H.

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>From:  vanagon@lenti.med.umn.edu on behalf of Eric Hauer/Laura Buhr
Sent:  Friday, March 07, 1997 2:42 PM
To:  Multiple recipients of list
Subject:  Identifying a vacuum source??

I'm trying to figure out what a particular vacuum part controls.  Does
anyone know??

*  Directly behind the air cleaner lies a round plastic component with a
hose attached to the top that bends at about a 45 degree angle (about 2
inches) the hose then runs to a to another piece located near the throttle.

What is this vacuum piece, what does it control and what goes out of kilter
when it is disconnected?

Regrads,

Paul
86 Syncro - 180K

(hauer@augsburg.edu)

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