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Old 12-19-2007, 12:25 PM
kerry kerry is offline
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I posted on your other thread yesterday.
Booster and shut off are interconnected. Booster could be bad causing the slow shut off. However, both being bad could be caused by a common problem such as a disconnected line or bad vacuum pump. First step is to visually inspect the main vacuum line going from the pump to the booster. If that looks ok then you'll have to get a Mity Vac and start checking vacuum levels in the system.
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