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Can anyone help me out? I have a 1978, F-150 with a 351M motor and I think I have a vaccumm leak, but i am not sure where all to check. Does anyone have a diagram that can show me where I should be looking?
Due to copyright laws we are not really allowed to offer a printed material.
if you go to the library they may have a book to look it up.
I can offer you the Ford emission's calibration code that you need to know about that engine in your truck.
Not all hook-ups are the same.
Anyway the diagram you need is 7-72-R11
I tried it and it works..........but I didnt see a diagram 7-72-R11 ...but maybe there is something there that will help. Here is the link again just in case the other is screwed up.
First, plug off the line to the brake booster and see if that helps - they are a common source of vacuum leaks. Then use some carb cleaner and spray (with engine running) the vac lines, connections and around the base of the carb and intake. When the carb cleaner gets to a vacuum leak the engine will rev up.
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