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The Barge Captain

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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #30 on: 13 February 2007, 15:27:58 »
Ok. One type of valve arrived today, a packet of 3  :y.  One was much less restrictive than the rest so used that one. Connected as described, then repeated test - ta dah! Hissing when pipe removed from multiram  :y.  Will be going out soon so will see how the car respondes and will report back.
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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #31 on: 13 February 2007, 19:09:58 »
I think  "Perkier" would sum up the improvement.  Nice one Mark. Top man  :y
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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #32 on: 14 February 2007, 14:50:43 »
I was out and about this morning, definate improvement in performance  :y  so much so that when following another car on a short overtake we went so fast i almost ran into the back of him - wasn't expecting her to pull so well  :)
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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #33 on: 14 February 2007, 16:14:45 »
Excellent news and thanks for the feedback....top job.....and nice and cheap to.
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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #34 on: 16 February 2007, 20:45:44 »
My engine had 2 flatspots between tickover and just over 4000 rpm where there was a definate howl and surge.This has been getting gradually more pronounced. I did the check and could'nt hear the snake,so found a non-return valve which a friend had laying on his workshop floor.Its 6mm so had to reduce it down to 4mm with a couple of adapters and Bobs your Auntie.
Flats spots appear to have gone :o and the throttle response seems alot better. No surge at 4000 rpm now either just smooth. :y
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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #35 on: 17 February 2007, 16:35:00 »
c/o Mark.

It didn't (I think someone suspected it might not)

It does now - thanks Mark  :y
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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #36 on: 17 February 2007, 19:29:55 »
I can confirm that the initial pickup, esp WOT from standing start is much. much better.
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Re: V6 Vac Tank Survey
« Reply #37 on: 20 February 2007, 11:58:15 »
No hiss from mine, put the valve in and it seems better. Will have a better idea after another test run. Top idea Mark :y
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