Subject	Thanks for the Input
Posted by	Sound Creations (OK) on June 23, 2009 at 7:32 PM
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In Reply To	+1 for Soapy water (n/m) posted by Cuis-Z on June 23, 2009 at 06:19 PM
Message	Thanks for the help everyone. I was unable to do this today, but tomorrow Ill pull it in our bays and try soap & water first. Some had told me that if I used the wd40, and the engine idle changed, then I had a leak. As far as the fog and dye, Im not sure any shops are set up for that around here. Hopefully I'll find out whats causing this erratic idle behavior at 2000-2500 rpm's. I'll let you know. Thanks
Follow Ups	WD40 VS PB Blaster? - Sound Creations (OK) 11:43:07 06/23/09 What method are you using to find the leak? - kenecchi 11:48:51 06/23/09 if your trying to find a leak... - dirtyjerZ 12:08:30 06/23/09 Soapy water. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 12:45:02 06/23/09 if it's under vaccum (idle) then how does it make bubbles? - LordZ 17:54:55 06/24/09 Actually when I was cleaning my engine with seafoam - SlowZ(SD) 13:04:23 06/23/09 Brake parts cleaner doesn't leave a residue - canyoncarver 14:15:58 06/23/09 Are you pressurizing the system first? - LordZ 15:20:16 06/23/09 +1 for Soapy water (n/m) - Cuis-Z 18:19:15 06/23/09 Thanks for the Input - Sound Creations (OK) 19:32:43 06/23/09 I believe Bobby from the Z club has the equipment to fog - LJZTT 21:49:09 06/23/09 I personally wouldn't use wd40 or pb-blaster... - LordZ 17:57:25 06/24/09
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