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<font FACE="arial,helvetica"><font SIZE="3" FAMILY="SERIF" FACE="Calisto MT" LANG="0">Can anyone explain how the intake manifold drain-tube (or as I see it also
referred to as the boil over tube), doesn't destroy the manifold vacuum? Can
anyone shed some light on this?
Gary Schulz
Hi, I purchased one from Hugh, when I received it boy was I surprised. This
thing is two feet long bent like the trap under the sink. I installed mine
with the 180 degree bend at the bottom but I think that the vacuum would be
so great that it would suck the fuel in the pipe back into the manifold even
if it were full to the top. Maybe one of the "motor guys" can explain this.
Do other cars with this type motor have boil over tubes? Tommy in Tampa</font>
referred to as the boil over tube), doesn't destroy the manifold vacuum? Can
anyone shed some light on this?
Gary Schulz
Hi, I purchased one from Hugh, when I received it boy was I surprised. This
thing is two feet long bent like the trap under the sink. I installed mine
with the 180 degree bend at the bottom but I think that the vacuum would be
so great that it would suck the fuel in the pipe back into the manifold even
if it were full to the top. Maybe one of the "motor guys" can explain this.
Do other cars with this type motor have boil over tubes? Tommy in Tampa</font>