vacum advance + chris + dumbness + pressure = broken vacum advance
I just managed to compress my series II bluebird vacum advance unit so that
the rear side of it became pushed in (toward the front). "Damn, oh well,
I'll just get a new one" that was my original thought but they are $90 new
from Nissan, and the only person who will sell me one second hand without
the dizzy is about 1 hour drive away. GRRRRR. As i don't actually know
what the hell is inside the unit's caseing, I was just wondering whether I
would have broken anything important in doing so (I havn't bent it much -
it's only bent on the bottom though so it wont screw back onto the dizzy).
If I can put the mount bracket in a vice, and pull it back out, will there
be too much damage to even use it? If i do pull it out, and it is beyond
repair, can I just bolt it on anyway and just not have a vacum produced -
and then drive it for a little while?
Thanks for any info - chris.
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