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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1969 - 70 Shelby => Topic started by: 6S1284 on March 22, 2017, 02:34:38 PM
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Same Newbie - Different car. 1969 Shelby GT350
This is the vacuum can for my tilt away steering. I did some research on here and it's quite a lively topic with the cougar guys on Classic Cougar Forum. What I'm reading is 1969 was a single nipple can under the battery tray yet this is what came off of my car. There is only one vacuum lint that I can tell that was running to it.
Any info is once again appreciated
Dave
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There are two cans. Both on the passenger side, one under the battery tray and one up by the firewall.
(http://redshost.com/gt350/images/Image%20(89).jpg) (http://redshost.com/gt350/index.html#td_thumbnail_11)
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Same Newbie - Different car. 1969 Shelby GT350
This is the vacuum can for my tilt away steering. I did some research on here and it's quite a lively topic with the cougar guys on Classic Cougar Forum. What I'm reading is 1969 was a single nipple can under the battery tray yet this is what came off of my car. There is only one vacuum lint that I can tell that was running to it.
Any info is once again appreciated
Dave
That is a A/C vacuum reservoir but you can make it work . The correct assemblyline tilt can for 69 has just the one large nipple. For several decades the A/C one was the only alternative if it needed replacement. It wasn't until the last 5 or 6 years that a nice correct looking repro became available.
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Same Newbie - Different car. 1969 Shelby GT350
This is the vacuum can for my tilt away steering. I did some research on here and it's quite a lively topic with the cougar guys on Classic Cougar Forum. What I'm reading is 1969 was a single nipple can under the battery tray yet this is what came off of my car. There is only one vacuum lint that I can tell that was running to it.
Not sure how that attached to the front inner fender panel under the battery. Holes on that can are attached and built in straight across the center of the can as seen in this picture.
Added a few pictures to this earlier thread to illustrate some details and what we choose at that time of that restoration
http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=11.new#new (http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/index.php?topic=11.new#new)