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There are cheaper ones, but this piece has been around for many years. https://www.harborfreight.com/mityvac-vacuum-pump-39522.html I have one, I think I bought it before Harbor Freight started selling them. It's a decent tool and very useful to bleed brakes too.

Thanks for that table. I am glad I started this post, as it seems the Holley Retrolights are the way to go. I would not have expected that LEDs draw as much current as the incandescents! So I will fit the LEDs first, and very soon add the relays to reduce current to the headlight switch. But...

Thanks. I looked up "vacuum gun" and the ones I found on the internet were for sucking liquid out of tight places. Can you give me a name and model of a vacuum gun meant to test car vacuum operated devices?

Will the intake on a 1965 383 fit a 318 poly?

Before you know it, the kids will be able to function as laborers! Keep plugging away, small bites will get you to the finish.

If you go with the filters first, clear as livininharrow suggested, one in front of and one behind the fuel pump. If it's pumping rust, you don't want it ruining the pump as well.

Outstanding!

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What is he doing walking around between starts?

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Happy New Year to all. Anyone have this or get this for Christmas?

Sorry, no I don't have any pics of that EBay car or the tag.

keep picking at it

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You can always plug the hose and use the vacuum gun to make sure it will hold. You will need seals from DMT. If you're replacing the heater core or the "h" valve pressure check the before installing. I pull the seats and carpet when doing this job.

I think it’s called Chrysler B2 blue not 100 percent sure need to verify