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Re: Vacuum Lines 1984 Corvette

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Subject: Re: Vacuum Lines 1984 Corvette

Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 03:31:08 -0500

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"Art" <awb0846(at)bellsouth.net> wrote in message

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> My ductwork doors will not function, my air conditioning is working

> properly (fan and coolant). It appears that one of my vacuum lines are

> incorrect and the duct doors are `stuck` closed. Can somone help me with

> a

> diagram of the vacuum lines for a 1984 corvette?

>

> Art

>

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From: "W. Moore" <WJMoores(at)worldnet.att.net>

Subject: Vacuum operated headlights

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Date: Thu, 03 Nov 2005 16:58:52 GMT

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Hi all,

`75 model. My manual doesn`t give instructions or vacuum values for

troubleshooting a sluggish headlight system. Right light is sluggish when

it works and the left light needs human assist for any up/down movement. It

does say that defective vacuum actuators can be removed thru the hole

created by removing decorative front grill. I don`t see how the things can

get past the large tubular vacuum tank. I hope I don`t have to remove the

hood to replace those items. TIA







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From: "W. Moore" <WJMoores(at)worldnet.att.net>

Subject: Vacuum operated headlights

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Date: Thu, 03 Nov 2005 16:58:52 GMT

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Hi all,

`75 model. My manual doesn`t give instructions or vacuum values for

troubleshooting a sluggish headlight system. Right light is sluggish when

it works and the left light needs human assist for any up/down movement. It

does say that defective vacuum actuators can be removed thru the hole

created by removing decorative front grill. I don`t see how the things can

get past the large tubular vacuum tank. I hope I don`t have to remove the

hood to replace those items. TIA










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From: WayneC <WayneC(at)linkline.moc>

Subject: Re: Vacuum operated headlights

Date: Thu, 03 Nov 2005 10:31:04 -0800

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W. Moore wrote:

> Hi all,

> `75 model. My manual doesn`t give instructions or vacuum values for

> troubleshooting a sluggish headlight system. Right light is sluggish when

> it works and the left light needs human assist for any up/down movement. It

> does say that defective vacuum actuators can be removed thru the hole

> created by removing decorative front grill. I don`t see how the things can

> get past the large tubular vacuum tank. I hope I don`t have to remove the

> hood to replace those items. TIA

>

>



I don`t have first-hand knowledge, but I do know there`s a book on the

subject; here`s links to a couple of articles, one of which references

that book:



http://www.vetteweb.com/tech/0212vet_intothevoid/

http://www.vetteweb.com/tech/0303VET_VacuumSys/








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