Ricko1966
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- 1975
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- 350
If that's the one for egr it works exactly opposite. You don't want vacuum to egr cold but you do when the engine is hot. You don't want vacuum to efe hot You do want vacuum to efe cold. Try to blow through your switch cold,and hot to tell the difference. I just looked,that one opens at 104 degrees,wrong for what the OP wants, it's fine for egr.I broke the hose nipple off one of those while changing the thermostat on my 79 Vette.
It looked just like yours. The one I bought looks a little different, but works the same.
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