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From: "Scott & Paula" <spdahlgren@attbi.com>
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Subject: vacuum pump
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I am getting little to no vacuum to my gages on my new engine driven vacuum
pump on my 320. The hoses all appear tight and I blocked off the regulator
so no air could get in but there was still no vacuum. I checked suction at
the pump with the engine running but I’m not sure how much it needs to
produce. Any thoughts or troubleshooting tips?

Thanks, Scott