vacuum advance on a c6

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vacuum advance on a c6

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Where is the vac advance hose supposed to attach? same place the brake booster is?

What does this do for the transmission? Is it what makes it shift?

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Should have Full Manifold Vacume, so yes where the brake booster attaches.

Not sure how the internals work
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The vacuum nipple on the modulator has a small screw inside. If you screw it in, it will take longer to shift. If you screw it out it will shift sooner and softer.
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BobbyFord wrote:The vacuum nipple on the modulator has a small screw inside. If you screw it in, it will take longer to shift. If you screw it out it will shift sooner and softer.
Good to know. :thup:
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