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https://photos.app.goo.gl/g43OpGR7jhUFjmU02

What is this line coming out of the manifold below the carb that is bent back toward the firewall and cut off.

1941 1.5 ton 235

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Does it still have the vacuum wiper motor? How about a vacuum operated 2 speed axle. That might explain the line out of the intake.


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Wiper motor is missing. Mechanical 2spd axle

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Looks like an early PCV system that went to the draft tube/crankcase tube.


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I vote vacuum port/line.

Have you taken the fitting out to inspect it?
If yes, is it an open port (no internal valve)?

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No I haven't taken that apart.

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That's where my vacuum windshield wiper motor taps in on my '53 235. (Soon to be where my power brake booster taps in.)

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Thanks for all the replies. With your input and the interweb a wiper motor seems likely.

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I also think wiper motor. Plug it and drive on.......
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That is where my vacuum wiper motor was attached.


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