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94-97 Tech
Water in the vacuum pump?
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[QUOTE="AZStang, post: 89138, member: 562"] I had assumed there was something on the pump itself that could be letting the water in, but what you say makes sense. Since the pump is always pulling a vacuum, it would seem that the only way water could get into it would be through a broken vacuum hose somewhere. I don't hear any vacuum leaks, but that doesn't mean there isn't a small one letting water in. I know - and it hardly ever even rains here. But that's also what is causing all the rubber parts to fall apart. Shawn [/QUOTE]
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