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What's easiest way to find vacuum leak.
I'm not a fan of spraying carb cleaner into a hot engine bay...what else can I use to look for leaks on my 3.6.
Jeff C |
Water, propane. Carb cleaner is the easiest. IMO
Dean |
The BEST way is to use a "smoke machine". OTC and Vacutech make one. They are very expensive, around $1000, but I used one and found a vacuum leak on just about everything I own in seconds.
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If it's 'hissing' put a length of pipe to your ear and fish around with the other end near where you suspect it is leaking. You will hear when you've found it.
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I have an electronic beeper vac and exhaust detector. I paid about $150 from Snap-On. I believe OTC sells the same unit. I guess "toolman" would know more about it?
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Ronin
Do you like it? Jeff C |
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Propane bottle with a hose on it. Turn on the gas and move the hose tip around all your fittings. Engine will speed up noticeably when leak is present.
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