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Forgot to mention.
I also made a Vacuum bottle under the front hood next to the brake booster.
So I have the original vacuum line from the engine, then an Earls check valve & feeds into the bottle.
Bottle is just an alloy spun tube, similar to what an aftermarket radiator overflow tank would look like.
Out of the bottle another line goes to the check valve on the brake booster.
I needed this as I found on emergency braking the engine wanted to stall.
The booster was sucking all of the engines vacuum.
The Vacuum bottle fixed this issue.

regards, Tony.

10/8/108:27 PM

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