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Old 02-04-2010, 12:37 AM
kerry kerry is offline
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Originally Posted by soothappens View Post
The only other way would be to pressurize the vacuum portion while starting cold. It would need enough pressure to prevent movement and not so much as to rupture the diaphragm.
Simple. Remove the existing vacuum line from the shut off valve. Replace it with a rubber vacuum hose running into the cabin. Blow in it when you are starting and suck on it to shut if off.
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