Low Vacuum Sensor Switch
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From: In the middle of Weather Dry Creek Farm in Avilla, Arkansas
Low Vacuum Sensor Switch
PN 4428676.
1990 LE W-250.
Broke the vacuum line while changing out the old lines. Tried the epoxy fix but didn't work.
Does anyone have a working extra one laying around that they would be willing to depart with?
You can post on here, e-mail b.lipe at att.net, or text me at nine, one, eight-five, seven, five-three, eight, one, four.
Thanks,
Shortround out
1990 LE W-250.
Broke the vacuum line while changing out the old lines. Tried the epoxy fix but didn't work.
Does anyone have a working extra one laying around that they would be willing to depart with?
You can post on here, e-mail b.lipe at att.net, or text me at nine, one, eight-five, seven, five-three, eight, one, four.
Thanks,
Shortround out
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If you can't find one, you might try adapting this:
They use them on Transmissions, adjustable from 6" to 22" of Vacuum, and able to be wired NO or NC.
38 and change on Amazon.
They use them on Transmissions, adjustable from 6" to 22" of Vacuum, and able to be wired NO or NC.
38 and change on Amazon.
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