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Rear multiram vacuum pipe connections - Help
« on: 14 February 2009, 13:22:19 »

how do i remove the vacuum connections? i've already split one of the small breather pipes getting it off :-[ so tentative about pulling at the delicate vacuum hoses?? :-/
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Re: Rear multiram vacuum pipe connections - Help
« Reply #1 on: 14 February 2009, 13:26:52 »

small screwdriver to release then should just pull off  :y
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Re: Rear multiram vacuum pipe connections - Help
« Reply #2 on: 14 February 2009, 13:28:51 »

i'm not sure what's ment to stay in the car and what comes out with the plenum? i've ended up taking the multiram out of plenum but now need to remove it to give a good clean.

perhaps after a sandwich and a brew it will all become clear :)
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Re: Rear multiram vacuum pipe connections - Help
« Reply #3 on: 14 February 2009, 13:30:18 »

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i'm not sure what's ment to stay in the car and what comes out with the plenum? i've ended up taking the multiram out of plenum but now need to remove it to give a good clean.

perhaps after a sandwhich and a brew it will all become clear :)

sounds like a plan bud  :y
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Re: Rear multiram vacuum pipe connections - Help
« Reply #4 on: 14 February 2009, 13:41:28 »

right had another look - are you suposed to pull the tiny (2-3mm) vacuum pipe that runs along the top of the cable tunking out of the rear multiram solenoid? and remove electrical plug therefore the multiram could have stayed in the plenum while i removed it?
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Re: Rear multiram vacuum pipe connections - Help
« Reply #5 on: 14 February 2009, 14:27:49 »

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right had another look - are you suposed to pull the tiny (2-3mm) vacuum pipe that runs along the top of the cable tunking out of the rear multiram solenoid? and remove electrical plug therefore the multiram could have stayed in the plenum while i removed it?

yep thats the way i do them bud  :y
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« Reply #6 on: 14 February 2009, 14:32:59 »

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right had another look - are you suposed to pull the tiny (2-3mm) vacuum pipe that runs along the top of the cable tunking out of the rear multiram solenoid? and remove electrical plug therefore the multiram could have stayed in the plenum while i removed it?

yep thats the way i do them bud  :y


sorted - inlet bridge off - lots of bits soaking in carb cleaner. :y

Any tips on changing the HT leads (theses engines are far to complicated for their own good) :-/
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« Reply #7 on: 14 February 2009, 14:45:46 »

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right had another look - are you suposed to pull the tiny (2-3mm) vacuum pipe that runs along the top of the cable tunking out of the rear multiram solenoid? and remove electrical plug therefore the multiram could have stayed in the plenum while i removed it?

yep thats the way i do them bud  :y


sorted - inlet bridge off - lots of bits soaking in carb cleaner. :y

Any tips on changing the HT leads (theses engines are far to complicated for their own good) :-/

yep do them one at a time so you dont get them wrong  :D
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