What is this part? Pics attached
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What is this part? Pics attached
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I removed the breather on passenger side. Had a hose going to back side of carb. From what I saw that's the pcv. I'm replacing the breather. Can I replace the hose with heater hose or something or does it have to be specific. The drivers side was missing the oil cap/breather...I looked it up and a hose suppose to go to the air cleaner. I'm missing the air cleaner as well
Rubber valve cover gaskets should I use gasket dealer or no. I want to run the engine today but dont wany to wait for the gasket **** to cure
the parts in the picture I'm not sure what they are but I'd like to replace them. Top left corner.
I removed the breather on passenger side. Had a hose going to back side of carb. From what I saw that's the pcv. I'm replacing the breather. Can I replace the hose with heater hose or something or does it have to be specific. The drivers side was missing the oil cap/breather...I looked it up and a hose suppose to go to the air cleaner. I'm missing the air cleaner as well
Rubber valve cover gaskets should I use gasket dealer or no. I want to run the engine today but dont wany to wait for the gasket **** to cure
the parts in the picture I'm not sure what they are but I'd like to replace them. Top left corner.
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so it looks like one goes to your brake booster, one goes to your carb spacer, and i would just cap the other one if it doesn't go to anything.
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Besides the booster hose, I think a vacuum line from the carb to the dist is all I have on mine. Some models had vac lines that ran to the snorkel. It operated a small metal flap (or valve) to let heated air into the snorkel and the breather. This aided in a quicker warm up. (A small step into the emmisions world).
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I looked at mine, and it seems mine just has the one hose that goes to the brake booster. I believe it is just a vacuum port, and it looks like a previous owner has added some extra parts to it for some reason. I would just remove all the extra fittings, and connect your brake booster up to the port. Worst case scenario, you can always put it back.
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It's always a pain piecing together parts when you never got to see how it was before taken apart.