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I need help in identifying a vacuum leak. I can hear it but I am not able to identify which line it is coming from. I tried to bend and pull all lines to see if there was a difference, but didn't hear any.
I heard you can use oil on a Harley, but I am afraid, 'cause where does the stuff get sucked into? Any suggestions? I got the leak having the car loaded with lugage and parents, hit a pot hole and my Battery light came on at the next Stop light. Idle totally low, performance crappy and milage cut in half. Thanks, Joopa _______________ '91 Civic DX, $600 in 2002, $500 repairs 38 mpg! 171K miles |
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Re: Where's the !*$ Vacuum Leak
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the easiest wayt o find a vaccum leak is to get a can of carb cleaner or starting fluid andspray your vaccum lines....if the idel goes up or you hear a change in the idel when your spraying a certain part your vaccum leak is in that area. |
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