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Old 04-21-2019, 10:51 AM
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Its a 3/8 OD vacuum line but the fitting from the crankcase is slightly smaller then the one going into the upper manifold. For the smaller one you might want to use a ring gear to tighten it down. I used the spring that was one it and a zip tie to tighten it down even more so. I put mine in yesterday.
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