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    wrong one for the amount of vacuum your pulling, had the same problem on a crate motor. went through about 4-5 before i got he correct one...joe
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    How do you tell if one is good or not??

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    Quote Originally Posted by DennyW
    Absolutely. They are different although they may look a like.

    Remember also, just because one rattles, doesn't mean it's good.

    Are they ID'd for vacuum level by the letter seen on the piston?

    I pulled a 455 Buick valve and replaced it with an SBC valve since I required a 90 degree turn for the hose.
    The Buick piston was marked with the letter "A".
    The SBC was "E" or "F", not sure there.

    I asked about vacuum levels, but that was a new one on the parts guy.
    I settled for a generic brand and it's working well.
    Better than the original Buick methinks.

    The generic SBC valve probably doing ok due to the mild cam in the big Buick engine.

    I took a look at a 400-M Ford Cleveland valve, but saw no markings inside.
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