Subject	Ok, all of what you said is obvious.
Posted by	inf on April 21, 2010 at 10:42 PM
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In Reply To	Re: as far as i know... posted by canyoncarver on April 21, 2010 at 06:37 AM
Message	The reason why I'm searching for a vacuum leak even though I do not have a vacuum leak is because of low vacuum pressure. The vacuum pressure ranges from -430mmhg (17inhg) to -480mmhg (18.89inhg). This shows that the vacuum pressure is lower than what it should be. So, what I'm trying to figure out is WHY it's low. I am coming to the conclusion the fuel rail adapters are leaking, which I stated earlier. This would also coincide with the fact it takes a little bit longer to crank than previously. What I'm trying to figure out is will a leaking fuel adapter cause low vacuum.
Follow Ups	What would cause low vacuum? - inf 13:10:09 04/20/10 Timing being off.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 14:17:38 04/20/10 I know the timing is good... - inf 22:15:07 04/20/10 Well you've done a compression test.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 00:19:13 04/21/10 as far as i know... - inf 02:15:01 04/21/10 Re: as far as i know... - canyoncarver 06:37:00 04/21/10 Ok, all of what you said is obvious. - inf 22:42:49 04/21/10 occasionally the vacuum will be in the proper range and hold - inf 22:46:21 04/21/10 Well, depending on where your idle is.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 23:30:33 04/21/10 I used the boost leak tester and had it hit 5 psi - inf 01:57:52 04/22/10 Thank you - inf 13:15:55 04/22/10 I guess a leaking fuel adapter/injector would cause low - inf 23:21:50 04/21/10 Re: Ok, all of what you said is obvious. - canyoncarver 06:49:23 04/22/10 Thank you - inf 13:04:07 04/22/10
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