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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: Vetteman61 on September 29, 2019, 02:14:18 AM
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Hello all,
I can't seem to find a definitive answer about this online, perhaps because I don't know the correct terminology to search with. On the back of our '67 Camaro (RS, 327, powerglide, Power steering, power brakes, AC) there is a vacuum port with 3 connectors: Transmission, Power brakes, and another line that is plugged. I'm curious what the 3rd (middle) connection is for. The only clues I have found online is that perhaps someone put a '68/'69 port on the intake and the middle port was for the vacuum headlights (which '67 of course doesn't have). My suspicion was that maybe it went to a vacuum canister for the AC system, but I'm not sure if '67 camaros were supposed to have them; our car does not.
Thank you,
Brandon
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I'm pretty sure the last one is for the a/c...Joe
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If you have a 67 AIM look at UPC J50 Sheet A3. J50 p/brakes, C60 AC, M35 auto. 67s with AC had the vacuum cannister in the upper rear of the driver fender (UPC C60 Sheet E2 in the 67 AIM)
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Thanks for the replies. I don't have the AIM. It seems our car is missing the vacuum canister. Thanks for the information. Perhaps I can find more info now by looking up vacuum canister and maybe find some pictures also.