Vacuum sticker pics needed, please!
07-20-2018, 12:46 PM
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Vacuum sticker pics needed, please!
Please help! Need Pics of under hood vacuum diagram sticker (caution plate) for my 84 22R RN FED. The big number in the lower right corner of the sticker I need is 38. (Toyota part # 17792-35381 but is discontinued). Mechanic who put new engine in "my baby" screwed up all the vacuum lines. My sticker is too worn to read. Even pics of a partial sticker would help. Thanks so much to anyone willing to go pop the hood of their truck and check.
07-22-2018, 07:56 AM
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Omg it's beautiful! Thank you soooo much!!!! I have been looking for this for months! I should have come here first. Tremendous help! Thank you!
07-22-2018, 04:39 PM
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It's kind of a Picasso version of the original.
Did you get whatever the problem was resolved?
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07-22-2018, 05:00 PM
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Turns out there were two reasons for the vacuum leak. Lines were all misrouted and he didn't clean the old spacer before installing the carb, so that was sucking air too. It was filthy. As soon as I get the new gaskets and some silicone vac line, I'll put everything back together.
The truck was stolen a couple years ago and I found it via the grapevine and got it back. Have been rebuilding ever since. That diagram was the last piece of the puzzle I needed! I'll let you know when I get it running
The truck was stolen a couple years ago and I found it via the grapevine and got it back. Have been rebuilding ever since. That diagram was the last piece of the puzzle I needed! I'll let you know when I get it running
07-22-2018, 07:13 PM
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Turns out there were two reasons for the vacuum leak. Lines were all misrouted and he didn't clean the old spacer before installing the carb, so that was sucking air too. It was filthy. As soon as I get the new gaskets and some silicone vac line, I'll put everything back together.
The truck was stolen a couple years ago and I found it via the grapevine and got it back. Have been rebuilding ever since. That diagram was the last piece of the puzzle I needed! I'll let you know when I get it running
The truck was stolen a couple years ago and I found it via the grapevine and got it back. Have been rebuilding ever since. That diagram was the last piece of the puzzle I needed! I'll let you know when I get it running
You gonna do a carb rebuild since it is off?
07-22-2018, 07:26 PM
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I've actually been trying to figure out how to post pics here from my phone. Was going to post a pic of the dirty spacer.
I bought a reman from National Carb in Fla. they get good reviews and have been in business at least 30 years. It looks well done.
They meth head that stole her destroyed almost everything so it's really been a saga. I should put together a list of everything I've replaced. Lol
I bought a reman from National Carb in Fla. they get good reviews and have been in business at least 30 years. It looks well done.
They meth head that stole her destroyed almost everything so it's really been a saga. I should put together a list of everything I've replaced. Lol
07-22-2018, 07:51 PM
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I've actually been trying to figure out how to post pics here from my phone. Was going to post a pic of the dirty spacer.
I bought a reman from National Carb in Fla. they get good reviews and have been in business at least 30 years. It looks well done.
They meth head that stole her destroyed almost everything so it's really been a saga. I should put together a list of everything I've replaced. Lol
I bought a reman from National Carb in Fla. they get good reviews and have been in business at least 30 years. It looks well done.
They meth head that stole her destroyed almost everything so it's really been a saga. I should put together a list of everything I've replaced. Lol
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08-31-2018, 04:05 PM
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Haha! Good eye. I didn't have it hooked back up yet when I took that pic and didn't notice that when I posted but it's definitely connected now. After cleaning the carb riser and putting in new gaskets, plus hooking up the lines per the diagram you sent, she's running great! I sure appreciate your help!
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