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Old 12-28-2007, 09:59 AM
jkoebel jkoebel is offline
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Originally Posted by Brian Carlton View Post
Very good.

So, we know that we can get the desired results with a vacuum adjustment.

Now, I'm not personally familiar with the 616, but we need to determine if the VCV on the IP is adjustable.

Please look at the VCV and tell me if it has a small domed cover on the forward end (closest to the radiator). The domed cover will be facing the left side of the vehicle (facing you when you're looking in there).

Nothing needs to be done with the modulator and nothing needs to be done with the 3/2 valves............just get that out of your mind completely and don't touch anything else.
I believe it does, see attached.

In the first picture, it's the pointy domed thing on the front of the VCV, near the black T connector? Its on the left side of the device, closest to the radiator.
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