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ok the previous owner has fitted a brake booster. there is a unconnected tube, I assume this is to get Vacuum from the engine. how and where to I connect it in ?
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MGA booster Vacuum
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Needs to go into the inlet manifold. You need to fit an anti back fire valve as well.
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not findiing it on the Moss website.
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is it the gulp valve?
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thanks
i have to remember to check the B pages for engine stuff
i have to remember to check the B pages for engine stuff
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Here is another style.
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thanks
i was wonder if i had to order the banjo fitting
i was wonder if i had to order the banjo fitting
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looks like i will have to put in a MGB manifold