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In this Discussion
- AKATDOG April 2009
- Oldcar_Mechanic April 2009
ported vacuum
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if i use a t fitting can the one ported vacuum on my carb work with my TC lockup and distributor advance ? Thanks
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Yes, but I think that the converter lock up is supposed to be manifold vacumm.
Ron -
Oldcar_Mechanic wrote:Yes, but I think that the converter lock up is supposed to be manifold vacumm.
Ron
ya, ive read alot of different opinions on the type of vacuum, if i go manifold can the hvac and tc lockup work on one manifold vacuum port ? -
When I put the 200 in my Olds, I have a vacumm switch that is connected to manifold vacumm. It is adjustable to allow the lock up at a speed that is comfortable.
To answer your question though.........YES, the manifold port will run it all.
Ron -
Oldcar_Mechanic wrote:When I put the 200 in my Olds, I have a vacumm switch that is connected to manifold vacumm. It is adjustable to allow the lock up at a speed that is comfortable.
To answer your question though.........YES, the manifold port will run it all.
Ron
mine came with my car stock 84 camaro z28 with a 700r4, but i recently had the engine, carb and converter changed and the vacuum line for the pressure switch was left unused, im not sure if was meant to be or forgotton...
