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292 vacuum port location

Posted By cbass139 16 Years Ago
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As the title says I am trying to tune the carb and need to find a vacuum port on the intake of the 58 292.  The only thing I see is a square head bolt in the intake almost directly under the carb bowl.  Is this it?  Is there a secret to taking this square bolt out?  Is there a easier location for another port?

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Cbass

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if its in front of the carb about halfway between carb and end of intake centered left to right then it is a vacuum port. Should be one on the firewall end of the intake . Depends on which intake you have. 

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this intake only had the one, it was the one almost directly below the carb bowl and got it all to work, thanks.

cbass

1958 F100 292

"Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs."

"Chop your own wood, and it will warm you twice."

-Henry Ford



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