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Old 11-18-2010, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by yuke View Post
I did notice that a vacuum line at the back of the intake is unhooked and stud is gone do i need a special stud here with a hole in it?Or can I use a reg. metric stud to reattach it.
This is your problem. In my 82 wagon when I bought it that same line was broken. The car was sluggish. Though it was my first MB diesel so I had no idea how it was supposed to drive. You'll need a banjo bolt. It's a hollow bolt with holes in it that coincide with the banjo fitting on the end of the hard line. Find a local junkyard, you should be able to find that bolt in any diesel with a trubo from the late 70's to mid 80's should have them. 116, 123, or 126.

Edit: Should have read the whole post, you've already got it solved. Though I'm glad I had the right prognosis.
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