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Old 08-26-2008   #31
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The car runs fine without the pump, but it is nice to have it working so you can here it cycling on and off if you have a vacuum leak. I'll try to fix the one I have and order a new one if it can't be fixed since the price is less then 100 right now.
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Old 08-26-2008   #32
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FYI, I bought a new duct for maybe $15. Much stiffer than my 18 year old one. I have the Haibeck inserts, but really I think with a new duct, no reinforcement is needed.
I thought the same thing till I bought a new one off curt white in BG in lets say 04 (the year isn't important). By the end of the weekend I was able to collapse it fully with a very soft squeeze. However I'm not going to convert any non-believers around here so I'm going to let this die
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Old 08-26-2008   #33
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I'm not going to convert any non-believers around here so I'm going to let this die
i personally don't want to steal any more of DScott600's original thread, to be fair to him .
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Old 08-26-2008   #34
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No problem, hey it is all educational.
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Old 08-26-2008   #35
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people sharing their thoughts on things pro/con is why i love this forum.whats that old adage no such thing as a stupid ?or answer . dustin your pkg from me will go out wed . please pm me your mailing to make sure this old guy with (C.R.S.) has it right .
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Old 08-27-2008   #37
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Well I got the car back from the paint shop and she is looking mighty fine. I took the vacuum pump off and brought it to work to day. There was a lot of corrosion and the motor was seized up. Cleaned it up real good and cleaned the contacts on the switch and a little spray lubricant and it is running perfect now. Now when I put it back on I just need to find and replace the fuse since it should be bad since the motor was seized. By the way anybody got any tips for repairing a sagging headliner on the painted top? Slowly but surely she is shaping up.
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Well I got the car back from the paint shop and she is looking mighty fine. I took the vacuum pump off and brought it to work to day. There was a lot of corrosion and the motor was seized up. Cleaned it up real good and cleaned the contacts on the switch and a little spray lubricant and it is running perfect now. Now when I put it back on I just need to find and replace the fuse since it should be bad since the motor was seized. By the way anybody got any tips for repairing a sagging headliner on the painted top? Slowly but surely she is shaping up.
i've heard 3m spay adhesive works well but have no experience with it
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Just replace the headliner. It's easy to do since the top comes out of the car. There are a few threads on this.
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Old 09-01-2008   #40
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