Alfa 1750 alfetta

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  • b_caswell
    club member
    • Nov 2011
    • 2251

    #16
    Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

    If you fit a non return valve between the inlet manifold and the servo to stop the ingress of air, it will stop the servo working.
    Ben Caswell probably not the last word on anything here!!

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    • Blue Marlin
      Club Member
      • Mar 2015
      • 314

      #17
      Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

      Just found this on Alfa parts site while searching for (many, many, many) engine parts

      Classic Alfa, the world's leading supplier of parts for classic Alfa Romeos from 1950 to 1993. We have the widest range and massive stocks on the shelf ready for immediate despatch.


      Must have look on my manifold.

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      • philcoyle
        • Nov 2011
        • 379

        #18
        Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

        The Alpha one looks a bit pricey, you can get cheaper Ford or rover and you may have to modify to fit, but what's unusual about that on a kit car.

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        • cameronfurnival
          • Nov 2011
          • 2142

          #19
          Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

          didnt minis have a non return valve in the inlet manifold?

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          • philcoyle
            • Nov 2011
            • 379

            #20
            Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

            I think you will find that nearly all modern cars have a valve in the servo hose. Incidentally when you have the engine running clamp the servo hose and see if it alters the running of the engine, if it changes at all then start to investigate the master cylinder/servo joint or just the servo unit itself.
            I have a Ford valve in my servo hose, had to remove it from the plastic line to fit it in my rubber servo line, vacuum type of course.
            Some valves are in line and others are where they fit into the servo unit, if you can disconnect the hose from the manifold and suck air through the hose then you have a leak in the servo/master cylinder, If on the other hand you suck the hose and expire from lack of breathing, you don't have a problem servo wise, but her indoors may show concern.

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            • stevejgreen
              club member
              • Nov 2011
              • 3480

              #21
              Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

              Originally posted by cameronfurnival View Post
              didnt minis have a non return valve in the inlet manifold?
              Marinas, Dolomite Sprints, some other TR's all have non returns fitted to the servo.
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              • b_caswell
                club member
                • Nov 2011
                • 2251

                #22
                Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

                Well I stand corrected but havnt got a clue how it works if the engine is sucking on the servo which way is the non return working.
                Ben Caswell probably not the last word on anything here!!

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                • lil_red_roadster
                  Club Member
                  • Nov 2011
                  • 710

                  #23
                  Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

                  Ben, the valve prevents air being drawn back into the servo...which relies on a vacuum (created by the manifold depression) to provide the assistance.
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                  • Blue Marlin
                    Club Member
                    • Mar 2015
                    • 314

                    #24
                    Re: Alfa 1750 alfetta

                    Originally posted by Blue Marlin View Post
                    Just found this on Alfa parts site while searching for (many, many, many) engine parts

                    Buy any part for your Alfa Romeo classic car online. We are the largest supplier for classic Alfa Romeo car parts in the UK. We ship worldwide every day.


                    Must have look on my manifold.
                    Deffo no non return valve like this on my manifold, must sook my servo when I get the car back in the garage. Great pointers, thanks :O)

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