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Old 30-01-2005, 10:56 PM   #1
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Default KA Laser not kicking down.

This is a quiet section! Hope someone can help.

We have a KA Laser as a run around car and the auto in it does not kick down until you use full throttle. I have noticed a pipe on the auto that looks like it should have a vac hose on it but it doesn't. Also I can't see any hoses adrift in the engine bay. Does it need to be connected to vacuum and where do I connect the hose to for the vacuum?
I have pointed out the connection on the auto in the attachment.
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