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Old 01-14-2016, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Suncoast Rod Shop
Ok I see what you're saying now. Very interesting information!! So do you think instead of -10 return I should step it down to -8? I'll have to re-check where the vacuum line to the reference port on the regulator is. I do have a vibrant vacuum manifold screwed to the firewall that's feeding/supplying vacuum to assortment of things so if the vacuum is coming off that going to the regulator - you're saying it's not pulling appropriate vacuum and needs to be plumbed directly off the intake by itself?
I wouldn't make further changes and potentially chase a new issue until you have a solid graph showing you have fixed the slipping issue from the trans and or converter.
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And no need to touch the fuel system anyway. If you really must, check fuel pressure is behaving as you expect it to. If it's all good, then it's all working fine.
Old 01-14-2016, 03:28 PM
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To Ablake & Stevie - good point!
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Updates?
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