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  1. Quiet_FN_Riot
    First time posting and owning a MJ(88). Restoring an MJ(88), i can't find anything on what vacuum lines are necessary to be hooked up amd what lines are not. If anyone has a diagram or could post some pic/videos to help me out, I would be appreciated. Or atleast pointed in the direction I need. Me and my dad started this project and he is getting to the point where he isn't able to do much. I want to atleast get this thing running so we can ride together.
  2. 1989 Eliminator
    So I am just about DONE with these vaccum leaks. So I have decided that I would replace all the hard vaccum line with new rubber vaccum line. I have found some Gates vaccum line from O'Reillys that seems would work. I am asking if anyone else has done this and if so what brand did they use? Here is the lines I'm looking at: http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/search/Vacuum+Hose/N0890/C0222.oap Hopefully this will fix my rough idle issue. I also plan on moving that vaccum canister more towrads the back firewall.
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