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Old 04-29-2010, 12:14 PM
Ron Johnstone Ron Johnstone is offline
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Babymog, I've found that the wagons are frequently a bit different than the sedans as to where things were installed. Above and behind the brake booster I have 2 completely vacuum connections that come out/in from the firewall and one that is mounted directly on the BB that is a combination vacuum and electrical with only 2 wires.
I'd appreciate you taking a look at yours and reporting back.

Thinking back on that Healey, 1960 Mdl. 3000, it not only had sliding windows that didn't seal well, it also had about 2 inches of ground clearance so driving a snowy unplowed road was adventure! Especially parking lots!! But on a sunny day with the top down - Wow - I wish I still had her.
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