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> 1974 1.8L FI Vacuum hoses?
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post Dec 22 2010, 03:16 PM
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post Dec 22 2010, 03:33 PM
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QUOTE(zonedoubt @ Dec 22 2010, 12:25 PM) *
I think this could only be proven by looking at the position of single vacuum nipple on the TB (i.e. upstream or downstream of the throttle disc).


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Revisiting this old thread.

I have pulled off my TB to do some cleaning and replace the mounting seal.
I also wanted to see if the single vacuum port is upstream or down stream.


It seems to be right under the butterfly when it is in closed position. Now if my TB is slightly warn and slightly over closing I would say the port would be rearward of the butterfly by a tiny bit. As the butterfly begins to open the port is on the rearward side towards the intake manifold.

So as stated it would make sense that being "down stream" of the butterfly this line should go to the retard side of the distributor.

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post Oct 6 2015, 06:57 AM
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the portion of the diagram the notes the charcoal canister lines is the simple way to vent off the gassy smell with carbs using the stock plastic lines. one would need the late, plastic, canister. you mount the canister to the engine side of the rear firewall with the stock strap and draw off to one or both carbs with T.
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