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yup, the 69 has one of these. i was told i can get rid of it though. its the little tee thing thats in teh thermostat housing right?? thats what i was told by a teacher at school. what are the pros and cons of removing this device? here... this is the only literature i found about it... i guess it messes with my ignition timing. i remember seeign asticker on my air cleaner that metnioned i had it.
SUMMARY
At its July 10, 1974 meeting, the Board adopted a motion
authorizing the Executive Officer to extend the Kar Kit device
accreditation to class "a" vehicles if he determined that all
applicable requirements were met. Subsequently, AQP submitted
test data and other required information to support its
application, and the Staff conducted confirmatory tests on two
vehicles. Based on these data, the Executive Officer signed
Executive Order G-53 (attached) accrediting the Kar Kit device
for class "a" vehicles. A supplementary staff report detailing
this accreditation is also attached. The device is applicable
only to vehicles having water cooled engines equipped with both
centrifugal and vacuum advance mechanisms and not exempted from
the retrofit program for other reasons.
SUMMARY
At its July 10, 1974 meeting, the Board adopted a motion
authorizing the Executive Officer to extend the Kar Kit device
accreditation to class "a" vehicles if he determined that all
applicable requirements were met. Subsequently, AQP submitted
test data and other required information to support its
application, and the Staff conducted confirmatory tests on two
vehicles. Based on these data, the Executive Officer signed
Executive Order G-53 (attached) accrediting the Kar Kit device
for class "a" vehicles. A supplementary staff report detailing
this accreditation is also attached. The device is applicable
only to vehicles having water cooled engines equipped with both
centrifugal and vacuum advance mechanisms and not exempted from
the retrofit program for other reasons.
