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TR6 Anti Run-On Valve question.
1976 TR6 Anti Run-On Valve. I think it is leaking.... As the Vacuum connection to the banjo on the intake manifold is what draws through the valve, I disconnected the line at the banjo and attached a hand vacuum pump to the line. It would not hold vacuum, Very quick (not instant) drop. The anti...