3.2 DOHC Valve Cover

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Re: 3.2 DOHC Valve Cover [Re: slappy] #882980 05/01/08 03:36 AM

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Thanks, Jerry.

I've had the intake manifold off for a while, with the vacuum line to the booster already disconnected. Would it be safe to say that the vacuum has been released from the booster?

MOST LIKELY THE VAC HAS GONE OR EQUALIZED BY NOW , BUT TOO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE JUST PUMP THE BRAKES A FEW TIMES WITH THE ENG OFF AND IT WILL TAKE CARE OF THE VACC STORED IN THE DOME ,, JERRY

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
3.2 DOHC Valve Cover	slappy	04/27/08 07:18 PM
Re: 3.2 DOHC Valve Cover	JLEMOND	04/28/08 02:38 PM
Re: 3.2 DOHC Valve Cover	slappy	04/30/08 11:29 PM
Re: 3.2 DOHC Valve Cover	JLEMOND	05/01/08 03:36 AM

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