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I plan on fixing today but was thinking.. since wiper door nor wipers are working and lights only occasionally raise few inches- I noticed other day the boot was off the groove it is suppose to be in and just laying there.. I thought just dust protection but now wondering could it be a vacuum loss? it is the one for the wipers and it is a 1971
if you mean this accordion boot then yes it's just a dust cover and doesn't cause a vacuum leak
If you disconnect the various vac lines and cap them off or pinch the lines closed you can separate the different systems and start tracking your vac problem
M
if you mean this accordion boot then yes it's just a dust cover and doesn't cause a vacuum leak
If you disconnect the various vac lines and cap them off or pinch the lines closed you can separate the different systems and start tracking your vac problem
M
Under the dust cover boot is a smaller one on the shaft which does form a vacuum seal.
08-15-2018, 09:17 AM
wiper actuator pan 'boot' off- vacuum leak?
