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| dax1969 |
 Apr 6 2021, 05:19 AM
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I was so close on solving the last vacuum leak and created another one (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)
All hoses, injector seals etc replaced and while doing the "spray test" with brake cleaner I noticed that the connecting rubber on cylinder nr 3 was bad. Replaced the four connecting hoses and installed new intake manifold gaskets. Did the spraytest again and it all looks good on the connecting rubbers but now I have a leak on the intake manifold on the passenger side. pffft. Intake gaskets are new and installed them dry...ordered another new one but should I put some sealant on ? Somebody suggested to add a paper gasket as well but I see no reason why, the new intake gasket should do the job I guess. Idle is at 1200 rpm and can't get it lower due to that bloody leak any suggestions ? thks in advance Dax |
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dax1969 damn vacuum leak Apr 6 2021, 05:19 AM
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