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#1110628 06/28/2015 9:09 PM
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Hello.

On the immediate backside of the 1955 235 exhaust manifold, there is a fitting for a vacuum line.

Can someone please tell me where that line connects to and what is for? I am hooking it up in my 1941.

Thank you.

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I think what your seeing is the tube for the hot air choke possibly.

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First you must be talking about the intake manifold.
Are you sure it is a 1955 manifold?
The only vacuum port on a 1955 intake should be on the side in the center, circled in this link.


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It's where the vac wipers are connected if its the one Dave is talking about.


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Deve #1110704 06/29/2015 4:40 AM
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Yes. Its the one in the pic that Dave linked. Sorry for the confusion. Im pretty sure its a 55 manifold, but it has dual exhaust and carb so Im pretty certain its not stock. But it still has that vacuum hookup in the same place as the pic.

So its a straight shot from there to the wiper mechanism?

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Yes.


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great. thank you. any problem you can see if I just cap it until I get the wipers hooked up?

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Just cap it till ready to use it.
No Problem.
If You don,t You,ll have a bad vacuum leak!
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