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Old 11-03-2013, 08:09 PM
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Anyone know the part number for the vacuum control valve (VCV) linkage clip?

This is the plastic clip that clips the throttle rod onto the lever for the vacuum control valve on the IP on the post-79(?) diesels.

I managed to break mine today. Anyone have a part number?

Any tips on how to connect the linkage to the lever without the clip, temporarily, also appreciated. Right now I am using a piece of vacuum line connector cut down. It fits nice and snug but it's hardly a permanent solution.

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Old 11-03-2013, 08:24 PM
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ugh that stupid thing has to be the most brittle piece of plastic on the entire car.
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Old 11-03-2013, 08:36 PM
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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, I hear you, this is my third time working on one... and breaking one.

Why they didn't use a circlip is beyond me....
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Old 11-03-2013, 09:00 PM
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I try to same the clips at PNP, some snap like a pretzel, and other come right off. I remove the 2 5mm bolts, and pop off the ball/socket linkage. then with it in my hands, gently remove it.

I finally fixed my VCV problem with a 4-spd manual transmission.
Ya know the VCV is NLA, so grab everyone you come across.

Charlie
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Old 11-03-2013, 09:48 PM
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I try to same the clips at PNP, some snap like a pretzel, and other come right off. I remove the 2 5mm bolts, and pop off the ball/socket linkage. then with it in my hands, gently remove it.

I finally fixed my VCV problem with a 4-spd manual transmission.
Ya know the VCV is NLA, so grab everyone you come across.

Charlie
Thanks, Charlie, yeah I thought I was home free on this one, usually they break when I try to remove them but today this one came off with no complaint. I was really surprised when it broke as I tried to put it back on. Just glad I can get the part, those clips were NLA for a while as I recall.

Actually a spare VCV I had pulled off a parts car saved me today. I pulled the original one off my 1980 only to find it's not adjustable. Different setup inside, no locknut just a locking ring and no obvious way to tighten. Luckily I had another one out in the shed.

Was happy tonight, yesterday un-FUBARed the vacuum and today installed the new, tightened VCV. Finally the wagon shifts at a reasonable RPM. Now have to adjust the pressure just a bit and I'm finally back on the road with it.

I owe you PM....

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