Re: CPR Vacuum delay valve
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Re: CPR Vacuum delay valve



Just removed one of these from a Lincoln. Was going to throw away. If
anyone going to SEDOC wants, let me know and I'll bring with.

My CPR is totally different, but appears from vacuum diagram in Tech
Manual that "carb" nipple points towards Tee and "dist" nipple goes to
CPR.

Ford uses these things in horrifically complicated spark advance
setup. When they switched to 4350 carburetor, moved spark advance to a
full time vacuum port. Then had to route through delay valves and
ported vacuum switches just to make engine run. Stupid.

Bill Robertson
#5939

>--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Adam 16683" <acprice1@xxxx> wrote:
> I just got a vacuum delay valve (part#102410) for the control 
> pressure regulator and I cant tell which direction it goes in. One 
> side of it says "carb" and the other says "dist". The one side is tan 
> in color and the other side black. 
> 
> Also this part has a Ford symbol stamped on it. Were these parts 
> originally made by Ford? 
> thanks, 
> 
> Adam






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