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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Restoration => Topic started by: jims68z on January 24, 2010, 04:40:23 PM
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I bought the vacuum line kit for my 302 and I can not figure out how all the parts fit together and I can not seem to find it in the assembly manual. I have the long piece of hose and a short piece of hose, a metal line which I can tell fits into the carb and goes down to the intake. there is also a metal fastener that I can not figure out how it goes. Anyone have pics or can they tell me where to find it in the assembly manual?
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Jim the assembly manual on page 99 U6 shows a clip for the distributor. Maybe that's it and a short hose goes to it.
I'll look for a long hose and see if I can find it. Hope this helps
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That clip goes under the intake bolt. You can catch a glimse of it on John's car in this: http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=2680.0 There might be other pics if you do a keyword search.
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(http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w112/68zproject/DSCN0221.jpg)
I don't know if you can see, but the short piece of rubber goes to carb, then the metal tube as shown. The long piece of rubber goes to dist.
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Then I'm mistaken. I thought the hardline had a retainining bracket that bolted to the manifold. And John's hardline appears longer than 68Zproject's pic also, Are the two years different lengths?
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thanks for all the help. I figured it out. the only thing I am a little iffy on is where the metal line meets the carb. my metal line will shove right in the carb and make a nice fit. the rubber hose will not fit over them. i can use the rubber hose but it isnt as nice a fit as the metal line pushing into the carb.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think that 68 didn't have the clip bolted to the manifold. I have a 68 and 69 AIM. The 69 shows it, but the 68 doesn't.
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thanks for all the help. I figured it out. the only thing I am a little iffy on is where the metal line meets the carb. my metal line will shove right in the carb and make a nice fit. the rubber hose will not fit over them. i can use the rubber hose but it isnt as nice a fit as the metal line pushing into the carb.
If you look in the Z/28 section in the '68 Assembly Manual, the index sheet refers you to the L-78 section for the carburetor installation. If you go to the L-78 section, sheet A4 shows it. The carb end of the vacuum advance pipe is inserted inside the nipple on the carb, and a short piece of rubber hose covers the joint to seal it, just like the photo of my '69 Z/28 shown earlier in the thread. The same L-78 sheet also shows the steel clip for the pipe under an intake bolt (it came as part of the engine).
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I got that clip confused with the one for the gas line.