09-09-2007, 08:35 PM
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Location: Mojave Desert, Calif.
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OK. I'm back today. The wired vsv is for the heater water control valve.
You can 'save' the bvsv by using a hacksaw, and carefully cut away the support material between the 2 ports. Then you can place the vacuum hose on there. It will be a bit larger port, but the hose will fit, and stay in place. (ask me how I know this, for 5 successful years and going). There are vacuum diagrams on this forum. do a search.
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