What is the best way to close the vacuum lines in a stock 83 carb?
Having vacuum problems on carb nothing seems to completely block them off. What is the best way without using vacuum caps ?
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what are you trying to block off?
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vacum caps,,,,,that fit. you don't want to like use silicone, but sometimes it is a real good way to cap off vacum openings. so is vacum caps. if a vacum cap leaks, use a hose clamp or a zip tie.
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without using vacuum caps i'vae had luck with threading a oversized screw in there making sure its little larger than hose your trying to block off.
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I used a zip tie on a vacuum cap yesterday when the nipple I was trying to block was a little less than snug in the cap. Now it shouldn't ever leak (until the rubber of the cap degrades lol).
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Waht about jb weld or something like that
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I like golf tees. :)
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golf tees do they really work
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Sure do. I have also heard of people using bbs and a clamp. Golf tees are just easier to install and remove.
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Just don't use anything that can detach and end up in the floats... IE, don't use silicon out of a tube or goop. Vacuum caps with a zip tie is a good idea.
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A rubber hose with a screw or if you dont like the way that looks, use the hose with some silicone in it. Works for me!
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The reason I don't like screws is that it is breaking up the brittle rubber as you screw it in. These little pieces can end up in the floats or jets, etc causing a rebuild.
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Use the colored vac caps, they are not rubber, and seem to fit tighter.
They also last longer. |
Uh, dont use old shitty hoses! Very easy and cheap to get a new hose!
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