Topic: 68 brake booster vacuum !?

[mhubert89]

Hi ,

When i buy my car , this vacuum fitting was on my intake .. Its is a original one for my car or what suppose to look the fitting that go on the rear of the intake for the vacuum ?
Thanks

[J_Speegle]

Hi ,

When i buy my car , this vacuum fitting was on my intake .. Its is a original one for my car or what suppose to look the fitting that go on the rear of the intake for the vacuum ?
Thanks

Looks like the right piece difficult to say for sure with one angle only

The big plug is removed and replaced with a steel formed tube and a fitting to attach it to the vacuum block like other years. The rubber flex line that runs to the PB booster is attached to the end of the steel tube/line

Picture shows a rear vacuum block for a non-PS car the way its configured at the moment

This block screws into another odd shaped vacuum attachment that attaches to the intake on a 68 C & J code

[ruppstang]

I stole this from another thread. It shows the complete assembly.

[mhubert89]

Oki perfect . So if i put PB on my car this block its not good and need to buy one for a PB !!?

[jwc66k]

Oki perfect . So if i put PB on my car this block its not good and need to buy one for a PB !!?

The one you have in your picture has four small capped ports, one medium port and one threaded hole that is plugged. Replace the plug with a power brake tube fitting and you can hook up the vacuum required there. The tube fitting looks like the one Marty has in his picture.
Jim

[J_Speegle]

The one you have in your picture has four small capped ports, one medium port and one threaded hole that is plugged. Replace the plug with a power brake tube fitting and you can hook up the vacuum required there. The tube fitting looks like the one Marty has in his picture.
Jim

+1 At least that is what it looks like from the picture you posted. Just need the "spark plug" looking fitting to attach it to

Fitting arrangement for a non- PS set up




With the plug removed - point of attachment for the PB tube and fitting

[mhubert89]

Oki thanks for the picture