[urq] Vacuum supplyurq urq at pacbell.netMon Nov 24 19:19:36 PST 2008
The ECU and boost gauge need actual manifold pressure with as little delay as possible. The diff locks on the other hand are looking to use vacuum as a power source ... and so are connected to a reservoir. Sorry for the long answer to your question, but I thought I'd explain why the answer to your question is no. ISTR the vacuum source for the diff locks on my '83 comes up from under the carpet on the transmission tunnel. On my car there is a vacuum operated recirculation valve for when the AC is on ... if your car is similar you can tee your supply line in there. Steve B San Jose, CA (USA) -----Original Message----- I got everything for my diff panel swap hooked up. But, I ran a new hose for the boost gauge and left the old one disconnected at both ends. Does the diff lock switch use the factory boost gauge hose for its vacuum source?
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