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JaxDad
Dec 01, 2018Explorer III
Take a small propane torch and unscrew the head leaving just the valve and pipe, then slip a piece of tubing over the end of the pipe. With the engine idling and the valve on the torch open (but not lit obviously) run the end of tube along every vacuum tube in the HVC system.
When you get to the vacuum leak the engine will inhale the propane and the extra ‘fuel’ will cause the engine to speed up a little, when you pull it away it goes back down again.
It makes finding vacuum leaks super easy.
When you get to the vacuum leak the engine will inhale the propane and the extra ‘fuel’ will cause the engine to speed up a little, when you pull it away it goes back down again.
It makes finding vacuum leaks super easy.
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