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hey y’all I’m wanting to delete most of my vacuum lines on 1986 f150 it has a 351 ho witch ones do I need to keep and witch ones can I do away with if possible can someone give a diagram thanks
hey y’all I’m wanting to delete most of my vacuum lines on 1986 f150 it has a 351 ho witch ones do I need to keep and witch ones can I do away with if possible can someone give a diagram thanks
Post a pic of your emmsions sticker. Only way to know what can go....
Deleting vacuum lines can head you out into the minefield really quickly.
Since you have the 351HO, it's safe to assume you are carbureted. I'm posting the emissions sticker from an 84 that I have, but it was a 2bbl carb. Probably the simplest vacuum diagram I've seen.
Deleting vacuum lines can head you out into the minefield really quickly.
Since you have the 351HO, it's safe to assume you are carbureted. I'm posting the emissions sticker from an 84 that I have, but it was a 2bbl carb. Probably the simplest vacuum diagram I've seen.
Can't see too small but Canadian Calibration and I assume above 8600 GVW so no EVAP no EGR and no Thermactic.
If his is US Calibration and below 8600 GVW it won't be so simple.
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