Peer81
Well-known member
Hello everybody,
I think it's a simple problem but I just don't have the time to check the entire vacuum system step by step.
What is the problem? Till last week nothing but now when I turn on the headlights the pass. headlight wants to come up but stops 1/3 up and slowly goes back down. The drivers side stays down. When giving them a hand they both will go up and stay there. When I turn the lights off they both go down if I remember correctly.
With the engine idling I get a steady vacuum reading from 20 to 21Hg. When I turn on the lights vacuum drops around 3 to 4Hg. When I disconnect the vacuumline from the override switch (before the actuators) the vacuum reading is only 10Hg so I have a vacuumleak that is sure.
Now I replaced all the vacuumlines a few years ago, same for the filter and metal check valve. The vacuumtank, relays are original. The actuators have new seals but thats it. Also when putting a vacuumpump before the relays, I see the relays (top side) will hold vacuum perfectly.
Next thing I want to check is if the actuators will hold vacuum.
If somebody has another idea please say so
Greetings Peter
I think it's a simple problem but I just don't have the time to check the entire vacuum system step by step.
What is the problem? Till last week nothing but now when I turn on the headlights the pass. headlight wants to come up but stops 1/3 up and slowly goes back down. The drivers side stays down. When giving them a hand they both will go up and stay there. When I turn the lights off they both go down if I remember correctly.
With the engine idling I get a steady vacuum reading from 20 to 21Hg. When I turn on the lights vacuum drops around 3 to 4Hg. When I disconnect the vacuumline from the override switch (before the actuators) the vacuum reading is only 10Hg so I have a vacuumleak that is sure.
Now I replaced all the vacuumlines a few years ago, same for the filter and metal check valve. The vacuumtank, relays are original. The actuators have new seals but thats it. Also when putting a vacuumpump before the relays, I see the relays (top side) will hold vacuum perfectly.
Next thing I want to check is if the actuators will hold vacuum.
If somebody has another idea please say so

Greetings Peter