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13-12-2022, 08:51 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Nov 2022
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Hi brains trust,
I've got a 2L pinto with 4spd manual in my Mk2 escort... When I picked it up, it was flagged that a mechanic had told the previous owner that the vacuum hoses were needed, so a lot (possibly all) have been removed. The car runs fine so i'm guessing it's not a big deal, but is it something I should look at getting reconnected? If so, why? I'm a real rookie when it comes to car maintenance, but keen to learn... My understanding is the vacuum system in there to manage emissions and how the engine behaves when cold/warm while managing the emissions. Is that right? And one other thing, the crank case ventilation hose that runs from the oil filler to the air-cleaner is currently blocked by the seal on the air-cleaner (see photo), i'm guessing this is just a miss-match of air-cleaner size which is easily fixed... but is it an issue in the interim? |
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2L Pinto vacuum system
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