yank vacuum lines?
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yank vacuum lines?
I have a 400 and mostly all of the vacuum lines are plugged. Should i just yank these or will this cause a problem? I would hook them up but i don't have a diagram to see where these go. Any help would be helpful. Thanks
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yank vacuum lines?
>I have a 400 and mostly all of the vacuum lines are plugged.
> Should i just yank these or will this cause a problem? I
>would hook them up but i don't have a diagram to see where
>these go. Any help would be helpful. Thanks
Well - if everything seems to be working OK, you could remove them. Obviously plug anything that needs plugging. I would also suggest taking pictures or making drawings - and saving the hoses. If you ever sell it to someone in a state that does smog inspections, or if you move, or if your state cracks down - you may need to hook it all back up. I have seen some postings on here pleading for help in re-installing smog equipment removed by others.
> Should i just yank these or will this cause a problem? I
>would hook them up but i don't have a diagram to see where
>these go. Any help would be helpful. Thanks
Well - if everything seems to be working OK, you could remove them. Obviously plug anything that needs plugging. I would also suggest taking pictures or making drawings - and saving the hoses. If you ever sell it to someone in a state that does smog inspections, or if you move, or if your state cracks down - you may need to hook it all back up. I have seen some postings on here pleading for help in re-installing smog equipment removed by others.
