WUR doesn't have a vacuum pipe plumbed in?

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  1. onnie Forum Member

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    As per title, it doesn't have a vacuum line plugged into it.

    It has a rubber bung over the inlet. It supposed to have a vacuum right? I read that the vacuum tells the WUR to richen the mixture under acceleration, is this right?

    Cheers.

    oh, car is 89' Mk2 Golf Valver.
     
  2. danster Forum Addict

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    There should be another port on the side that has the vacuum connection on it. The one on the front is just a vent with a protective cap. :thumbup:
     
  3. neil kaye Forum Junkie

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    good point ,id like to know this too
    here is a pic of the wur vac pipe and bung,this is how its normally set up
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  4. Gareth83 Forum Junkie

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    that is correct, it richens mixture under full throttle
     
  5. onnie Forum Member

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    And if I opened my bloody eyes, I would have seen the rubber pipe coming off the side of it. DOH!

    Cheers guys. Sorry!
     
  6. arnau Forum Member

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    I lost the protective cap yesterday... is that really important? there is any risk of driving the car without it???
     
  7. 3hirty8ight Forum Member

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    No, just protects it from the elements! put a bit of tape over it if your concearned ;)
     
  8. arnau Forum Member

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    thanks :thumbup:++


    why is it there anyway?
     
  9. M7R

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    :lol: dont put tape over it.... then you block the hole and it cant suck the plunger as the area behind is is now sealed.

    have a look in the scrappy etc for a new cover, or run with out... or find something else to go over it... so long as it doesnt seel the hole up its fine.:thumbup:
     

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