Vacuum gauges

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From: Bill Ross
Date: Sun, 09 Mar 1986 22:42

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    I have recently bought a 1986 Honda civic sedan.  I've heard that a 
vacuum gauge installed in the dash (for permanent, rather than tune-up use)
is a good thing to have.  Supposedly a gauge will tell you alot about 
how well your car is running.  What are the pros and cons of getting one of
these?  Are they expensive?  How are they installed?  Any thoughts will be 
appreciated.

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Subject: Vacuum gauges
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Date: Sun, 9-Mar-86 17:42:11 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar  9 17:42:11 1986
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Keywords: honda civic, vacuum gauges