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double vacuum advance/ Weber
#967432
10/12/09 03:13 AM
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Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 11
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I have a 1987 Dodge Raider. It has California Emissions, I live in Texas and this is a trail rig. I am converting to the Weber 38 DGEV, my question. On the Distributor I have the double vacuum advance, can I just switch to a single or how do I run the vacuum lines?
Can I buy the single? And will it fit my distributor?
Spike 87 2.6L 5spd Dodge Raider Yota Shackles and Crank,Superwinch Hubs On 33's Thornbird
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Re: double vacuum advance/ Weber
[Re: Spike]
#967433
10/12/09 03:24 AM
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Joined: May 2008
Posts: 34
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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i also have the double vacuum advance on mine with a weber 34dgec. hook the vacuum line to the bottom nipple and plug the top. itll work just fine.i removed all the other vacuum lines and compnents with the exception of this line from the carb baseplate to the dis. youll have to plug the other ports with bolts or plugs. oh, when you install the weber, you`ll see two holes in the intake where the carb goes. tap and plug these holes as not doing so will cause the coolant to wear through the base gasket for the carb and leak down into the intake causing lean mixture and overheating over time.where in tx you at?
Last edited by brnt2180; 10/12/09 03:35 AM.
nother day,nother busted knuckle.
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Re: double vacuum advance/ Weber
[Re: brnt2180]
#967434
10/12/09 04:19 AM
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Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 11
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Thanks,for the info! I plugged those weeks ago.
I can not wait to pick up my Radiator this week; I am having it rodded, before it all goes back together.
I am in Wichita Falls
Spike 87 2.6L 5spd Dodge Raider Yota Shackles and Crank,Superwinch Hubs On 33's Thornbird
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Re: double vacuum advance/ Weber
[Re: Spike]
#967435
10/12/09 05:27 AM
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Joined: May 2008
Posts: 34
Getting the Wheeling Fever
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anytime. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" /> im not perfect,but i know alittle bit. im in baytown
nother day,nother busted knuckle.
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