Subject	One old school way of finding a vacuum leak is to get
Posted by	DAYTONAZ on August 02, 2003 at 2:33 PM
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In Reply To	Wow, the idle is pathetic. Embarasing at stop lights. (n/m) posted by Cmos on August 02, 2003 at 02:26 PM
Message	a can of starting fluid. Spray small bursts around vacuum hoses and listen to the engine. Dont go crazy with the fluid, just a spray here and a spray there. When you hit the area where the vacuum leak is the engine will ingest the fluid and the rpms will pick up. I'm not sure what your na is equipped with but it shouldn't be that hard to locate the leak. Try listening closely for a hissing noise and maybe you can locate it without the fluid. Stick your hand in there and slightly wiggle on the vacuum hoses routed around the rear of the plenum and see if you can find it. Good Luck
Follow Ups	Very hesitant before 3000 rpm - Cmos 14:07:50 08/02/03 Check for a vacuum leak, how does it idle? (n/m) - DAYTONAZ 14:18:10 08/02/03 Wow, the idle is pathetic. Embarasing at stop lights. (n/m) - Cmos 14:26:43 08/02/03 One old school way of finding a vacuum leak is to get - DAYTONAZ 14:33:59 08/02/03 Ok, I check it out, I hope thats it, thanx. (n/m) - Cmos 14:40:04 08/02/03 No vacum leak but - Cmos 17:34:47 08/02/03 Re: No vacum leak but - john9818a 18:05:05 08/02/03 Check the EGR valve it might be stuck open a small - ZUL8TR 16:21:23 08/02/03 Re: Check the EGR valve it might be stuck open a small - Cmos 17:36:55 08/02/03 Here is the hook up I did to check EGR. - ZUL8TR 07:36:10 08/03/03 Replace all of your injectors, if two are bad, ..... - FireMedicZ 22:00:11 08/02/03
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