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78 mg engine pic
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rick_ingram
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There is a good diagram in the Moss Catalog...I think it is also on their website.
I have a '78 ... but it is not stock anymore.
I have a '78 ... but it is not stock anymore.
tony barnhill
Great Pumpkin - R.I.P
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Yep, that emissions control pic in the Moss catalog is better than any photo.
tony barnhill
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Rick - In addition to the obvious (air pump, air injection manifold, gulp valve) there are a few things missing from your photo...& some things routed incorrectly....i.e., vacuum advance valve & its lines are not there along with a couple other electrical & vacuum lines.
tony barnhill
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From the distributor to the vacuum advance valve mounted on the front corner of the pedal box cover & then to a vacuum port on the intake manifold.
Oh, its a tiny plastic line which has normal rubber ends - formed ends at that.
Oh, its a tiny plastic line which has normal rubber ends - formed ends at that.