Subject	vac shows leaks.
Posted by	ni[X]it on February 09, 2006 at 12:28 PM
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In Reply To	Boost gauge selection... boost/vac vs. just boost posted by Goose1451 on February 09, 2006 at 12:25 PM
Message	pressure check your system, and tighten it all up. let the car warm up and note your "at idle" Vac. you can use this as a baseline from now on. if your vacuum at same idle is less, then you have vacuum leaks. i've noticed some pretty serious variances and was able to do another pressure check and found new leaks. Petz #3
Follow Ups	Boost gauge selection... boost/vac vs. just boost - Goose1451 12:25:10 02/09/06 vac shows leaks. - ni[X]it 12:28:07 02/09/06 What's the regular vaccum for a tt engine? (n/m) - zboost(tx) 13:14:15 02/09/06 my gauge sat at 19-20 *whatever the units are* - ZEngineer 13:25:26 02/09/06 sounds about right (n/m) - Guapo 13:31:27 02/09/06 inch of mercury. (n/m) - CHUNG (Dallas) 15:13:01 02/09/06 IIRC, my shows ~15" of mercury or whatever unit it is - chenc544 13:25:45 02/09/06 at 15", your engine wouldn't idle smooth. An engine that - CHUNG (Dallas) 15:05:16 02/09/06 Thanks for the info - chenc544 16:37:12 02/09/06 Just checked.... 20 inHG at idle.. im good :) (n/m) - zboost(tx) 13:39:27 02/09/06 do not use it as a means to verify for boost/vacuum leaks - ZEngineer 13:46:18 02/09/06 I know - zboost(tx) 13:51:44 02/09/06
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