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| Cevan |
 Oct 2 2008, 06:33 AM
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I have picked up an 043 MPS to replace the one that holds no vacuum. I put a vacuum gauge on it and brought it up to 15 hg. Here's how it went as it leaked down:
Vacuum Time 15 0:00 14 2:20 13 4:45 12 7:20 11 10:15 10 13:15 So it took over 13 minutes to leak down from 15 to 10. Will this work? |
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