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Old 24-07-2005, 06:59 PM
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Default Vacuum pipe off D/V

how do you blank it off Cos it's tiny ? i want rid of the D/V.....
It's the one that goes into the inlet manifold..
Old 24-07-2005, 07:04 PM
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Stick a screw in the pipe and a piece of broom handle in where the dump valve is.

Thats what I would do if I didnt have the correct blanking plug.
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Is there a blanking plug available for that tiny littlae hose??????
have got one for the d/v...
Old 24-07-2005, 07:50 PM
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Either buy a bit of pipe to replace that section totally, or put an inch of the pipe back onto the t-piece, then put a screw in the end.
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If it has a T piece coming off the vaccum pipe which links the pipe to the dump valve, just remove the T piece and put it back on without it and it'll just go through the bulkhead or whatever like it usually does and there won't even be anything that needs blocking off


Or just get a screw and put it into the vaccum pipe!
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Originally Posted by rs shawn
Either buy a bit of pipe to replace that section totally, or put an inch of the pipe back onto the t-piece, then put a screw in the end.

Beaten to it and he explained it better too
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How inelegant my tuner made me one on his lathe, lol.
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Originally Posted by smidsy
Beaten to it and he explained it better too
Well educated mate..lol
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