Vacuum advanced delete
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So long as the carburetor port is plugged (no vacuum leak) you can "delete" it, sure. Why would you want to, is a better question. Unless you're drag racing you definitely want vacuum advance.
So long as the carburetor port is plugged (no vacuum leak) you can "delete" it, sure. Why would you want to, is a better question. Unless you're drag racing you definitely want vacuum advance.
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The vacuum advanced took a poop so I haven't gotten the new part yet so was wondering if I can drive it without it until the new part comes in
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Definitely. Fuel mileage will take a hit.
But, consider replacing the entire distributor itself, they come with a vacuum advance unit of course and if the vacuum diaphragm is shot the whole dist. must have some miles on it.
But, consider replacing the entire distributor itself, they come with a vacuum advance unit of course and if the vacuum diaphragm is shot the whole dist. must have some miles on it.
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