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Old 11-12-07, 04:15 PM
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Low Vacuum, Rough Idle

I realize that this usually means a bad seal but is there any other possible reason?

I only had time to check the rear rotors compression today and it seemed to be 90-100-90 (I want to test it again to be sure). The motors pulling 14 inches of vacuum at idle.
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Originally Posted by Specter328
I realize that this usually means a bad seal but is there any other possible reason?
Sure, vacuum leak, blown LIM gasket, etc... However, doing a compression test is the easiest thing to start out with. I would test the compression on the front and retest the compression on the rear.
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