62 Starfire Vacuum Diagram

[jmcap]

Hi to All and hope I'm accepted into the forum.

I'm an Oldsmobile nut.

Cherish and maintain an Original Condition F32 Duel Side Mounted Deluxe 4 Dr. Sedan.

Restored and modified in 'Resto- Rod' style an L37 4 Dr. Touring Sedan powered by a Rocket 350.

Recently retired from daily use and restored my 70 Cutlass Supreme Holiday Coupe with a 455.

I recently acquired a 62 Starfire in need of much TLC.

While rebuilding the Carb, Fuel Pump, and Distributor, could not help but notice the butchery, unconnected, and or missing vacuum lines.

I would apprecciate any help in locating a diagram or the like.

Thanks,

John

[R W Burgess]

Welcome to the forum John. I'm sure all of your Oldsmobile questions will be answered here.

Wayne

[dlh61olds]

The best thing you can do is invest in a service manual, it will

have all you need to get the car back to "normal". E BAY is a good source.

Welcome and good luck with your project.

Dave

Edited May 10, 2010 by dlh61olds
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[Oldsfan]

And, make sure you get a '61 manual as well as a '62. The '62 is a supplement to the '61 and will only cover things that changed. There are a lot things covered in the '61 manual that are not in the '62.

Paul

[jmcap]

Thank You all will do!

[starfireelvis]

Something else to consider; there are now CD-ROM's of the '61-'62 Oldsmobile Shop Manual that you can obtain on eBay from time to time, if that is somehow more convenient.

I have a set of "shop" shop manuals. and a "show" set that I like to display with my car, for both '61 and '62 (like Paul said, the '62 only updates what's different from '61). For those with a Starfire, there is a Starfire Supplement manual (about 30 pages, as I recall) for '61, but certainly applicable for '62 as well.

[jmcap]

elvis,

Thanks, Coincidentally I bought both the 61 and 62 downloadable manuals this morning from CDmanuals.com. for $30. I now take my laptop to the garage as well.

John