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Old 11-07-02, 10:13 PM
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Question Most Frequent Places For Vacuum Leaks!

hey guys !
it seems to me that i have a vacuum leak. no one can figure out as to where it is coming from though.( idle is high around 2-3k and fluctuates! ) maybe a tps gone bad? some hose that i cannot find is off ? well i still have a great oil pressure not high and not low if that means n e thing so can n e one shed some light as to where i should look for my leak or possibly just the problem?
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Old 11-07-02, 10:24 PM
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Old 11-07-02, 10:26 PM
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damnit it messed up sorry
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A possible stuck bac will give a high idle. Disconnect it the next time you have the high idle with the engine full warm, and see what happens.
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stuck bac? where is the bac again? cause i have a high idle as well..mine is at 1700-2000
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the buc is on the right side of the motor. there is a plug or 2 running to it. looks like a little round sphere or so
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to find a vac leak there is two essiential tools, long piece of garden hose to listen for air blowing out. dont lauph it works, and also a can of starting fluid, just spray around possible leaking areas, and if the motor revs up theres a leak.

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I told him to check with starter fluid for the leak.... Have you?


The BAC is unplugged...and has been...plugged in = no change.?
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well i have the starting fluid and tried but no luck
i will try a few more times so u jus wait ill find that baby lol
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I WANT TO FIND THE LEAK
HEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLPPPPPPPPPP!!!!
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