nullset
06-03-2012, 10:16 AM
Okay, let's start a post for finding and fixing vacuum leaks.
There's a good chance I have a vacuum leak in 2072 that I can't find, so what's step 1?
Is there an auto parts store that would rent a smoke tester? Or should I just spray carb cleaner, looking for the leaks? Is there a way to verify the routing of the vacuum lines that go under the intake manifold without fully removing it?
As this post goes on, I'll edit this post with more info and suggestions, so that it will end up as a good resource for others.
--buddy
There's a good chance I have a vacuum leak in 2072 that I can't find, so what's step 1?
Is there an auto parts store that would rent a smoke tester? Or should I just spray carb cleaner, looking for the leaks? Is there a way to verify the routing of the vacuum lines that go under the intake manifold without fully removing it?
As this post goes on, I'll edit this post with more info and suggestions, so that it will end up as a good resource for others.
--buddy