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Appreciate it,  I'll go a step at a time.  I agree that they were worked on before,  silicone used where gaskets should be.  What's a good cleaning fluid to use?

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I like Berryman Chemtool get it at any autoparts store and Even walmart they make it in a spray also, not sure if Walmart has that, but any carb cleaner will do, minimal exposure to the vacuum diaphragm on the slides and rubber parts. 

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