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Vacuum Advance Pipe
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Re: Vacuum advance pipe
Routing is different depending on model. Please specify. On a BJ-7 there's a vacuum hose that attaches copper pipe to rear carb, then it routes around backside of cylinder head above heater tap then on to distributor where is screws into the vac advance canister by olive and nut.
Routing is different depending on model. Please specify. On a BJ-7 there's a vacuum hose that attaches copper pipe to rear carb, then it routes around backside of cylinder head above heater tap then on to distributor where is screws into the vac advance canister by olive and nut.