Operation: Zebra build
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Yeah i have heard form a lot of others that FSB has "ruder"(probably not a word) members. thats why i stick with FTE, just about everyone here is friendly and willing to answer even the really nooby questions.
thanks TGM is my pride and joy.. And my daily driver/project.. Slow and steady.
thanks TGM is my pride and joy.. And my daily driver/project.. Slow and steady.
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From: Tobyhanma, PA
Haven't tried the seafoam in the Bronci yet. Been working on the coupe.
You can run seafoam through the brake boosters vacuum line. Ive done it a few times on the coupe eventually with no issies. Just have to hold it just right so it only gets a bit at once. The cars vacuum practically does it for you.
You can run seafoam through the brake boosters vacuum line. Ive done it a few times on the coupe eventually with no issies. Just have to hold it just right so it only gets a bit at once. The cars vacuum practically does it for you.
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From: Algona, Washington
Yeah we used the brake booster vac on my 88 ranger. I figured pouring it into the carb would be easier to control the amount and the throttle.
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Haven't tried the seafoam in the Bronci yet. Been working on the coupe.
You can run seafoam through the brake boosters vacuum line. Ive done it a few times on the coupe eventually with no issies. Just have to hold it just right so it only gets a bit at once. The cars vacuum practically does it for you.
You can run seafoam through the brake boosters vacuum line. Ive done it a few times on the coupe eventually with no issies. Just have to hold it just right so it only gets a bit at once. The cars vacuum practically does it for you.
Idk if that 78 tgm has it?
and yes TGM happens to have power brakes and I can use the booster line. I bet it would certainly help clean up a little of the gunk in there.
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From: Tobyhanma, PA
But it wouldnt actually help clean the carb out at all. Seafoam makes a special spray can for carbs I believe.
Here's what I've been working on (new valve covers), I think it looks pretty sweet.
. I know its not the Bronco, but you guys can imagine it is.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/62639173@N03/7908231856/http://www.flickr.com/photos/62639173@N03/7908231856/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/62639173@N03/, on Flickr
Here's what I've been working on (new valve covers), I think it looks pretty sweet.
. I know its not the Bronco, but you guys can imagine it is.http://www.flickr.com/photos/62639173@N03/7908231856/http://www.flickr.com/photos/62639173@N03/7908231856/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/62639173@N03/, on Flickr