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Anyone who has dealt with GL for a while, already knows this.
It's like telling us that smoking is bad for your heath. (I wonder if the Surgeon General has a GL warning statement?)
btw, Gasoline is flammable.
The vacuum valve on the IP is a variable vacuum valve. It connects to the throttle linkage and varies the vacuum to the TH400 transmission.
You do not need any of this anymore.
You do need to leave the vacuum pump installed though, as the bottom of it drives your engine's oil pump.
With your new transmission, you don't need any vacuum lines or accesories.
The pump should have a Tee, with a cap on one side, and a reducer on the other side(leading up to the IP).
The rubber block keeps you from getting the lines connected backwards.
The compensator valve controls the air flow to the air cannister piston.
It sounds like this is where your problem may be.
It is important that the little holes in the bottom of the master cylinder resivour, are not plugged. Pedal adjustment is critical.
Do you drain your air tanks regularly?
Have you inspected or rebuilt your wheel cylinders? (how did you determine the brake fluid loss was in the air-pack?)
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