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What is this thing in my 1970 Bonneville engine bay ???


I been wondering about this apparitus, located on the driver side inner fender well, since I bought my car. I can see that it's not hooked up to a vacuum source. Is it an old style pump of some sort or maybe cruise control ???

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I commented in response to one of your posts on Sept 23. If it has air shocks it could be that it is some sort of a pump to keep them inflated. It looks just like the one that was on my 56 Chev. I can't remember exactly how it worked (it was 25 yrs ago, though I still have it somewhere), but it definitely pumped up the shocks.


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Thanks, I got different feedback from other folks. I also didn't find any air shocks under the car, that's why I was asking again. Although It would explain why it's disconnected. Somebody said it could be a pump to inflate tires...??

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i was thinking on putting air shocks on mine. I have a little compressor that would probally do the trick,just wire it up with a switch and voila. I wonder if that would work?

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I can see if I can find it, but I think I had a pic of something like that somewhere with it being called a compressor.

"Edit"   WRONG, ignore this thought!!!

-- Edited by Carl Stevenson at 13:59, 2008-10-14

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I thought I saw something like this once, it had something to do with the cruise control.
It was on a 69 GP

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Well I found another apparitus today tucked away at the front corner of the passenger side fender by the rad and I am 100% positive this is the load leveler storage tank, it was disconnected as well. Does it work in conjunction with the previous posted one ?

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pontorquer wrote:

I been wondering about this apparitus, located on the driver side inner fender well, since I bought my car. I can see that it's not hooked up to a vacuum source. Is it an old style pump of some sort or maybe cruise control ???



I saw a cruise unit in a wrecking yard yesterday that looked exactly like the first 2 pics you posted Pascal.

 



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pontorquer wrote:

Well I found another apparitus today tucked away at the front corner of the passenger side fender by the rad and I am 100% positive this is the load leveler storage tank, it was disconnected as well. Does it work in conjunction with the previous posted one ?



I thought you had lots of work to do on thr garage and here your playing with that Bonny? You might have it torn down before the snow flys biggrin



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