Another vacuum generator question

[bluebird3208]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "davidkerryedwards"
wrote:
>
>The generator is a venturi unit as you know. It has a valve in it
controlled by a diaphram. Air passes by the venturi and is vented. The
vented air includes the air it pulls with it to create a vaccum. when
enough vacum has been generated, the sensing line "s" pulls the
diaphram and closes the valve. If you connect the vacum line to the
sensing line no air should be comming out of the vent. If it does the
diaphram has a hole in it. The vaccum line and the sensing line should
be routed to a vaccum canister to hold enough vaccum to operate the
billows of the cruise control. Once the canister gets enough vaccum in
it the sensing line closes the the valve. I had my fill of the entire
unit and replaced the curise control with an electric unit. It works
very well is on fourth the size and is remoted outside of the engine
compartment.

Hope this helps,

Jim

Yorba Linda, CA
82 35 FC