Sudden drop in vacuum pressure

Oper8or

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Apr 21, 2005
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Go away for Thanksgiving. Come home and may gas tank door is bent all to crap, the driver side door seal is torn. Fixed. I hate people who try to steal stuff. Got those two things done. Now I get up this morning and I have no vacuum pressure, anywhere. None, nada, zip, zilch. Thus no heat, which, I dont like. No vacuum lines are busted and no visible leaks or cracks. The lines just got replaced last Feb with all new lines. I'll check the intake when I get home today. I love my car. Its not super nice, but its mine. It's little things like this over and over and over that make me want to throw a molintov cocktail through the window.
 

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The Magnificent Seven
Oct 16, 2005
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yep, and kill the bastards who mess with cars. when you mess with a guy (practical jokes and all) that's one thing, but when you mess with a guy's car, it goes too far.

thats when you break out the stick welder and show them how to properly lock their own doors.
 

mrnickleye

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Does the car run good? Yes. Then any vacuum leak is not large.

If the heater operation is faulty, and engine runs good, then it must be heater control related.