Subject	thanks, i was looking for that. good write-up, VTF >>>
Posted by	ZMANIAK on December 13, 2001 at 1:21 PM
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In Reply To	Re: DY On How To Find Boost Leaks posted by Spongerider on December 13, 2001 at 01:16 PM
Message	i have some annoying boost leaks that i want to fix. this seems to be the best way to do it too. i am running -17 vacuum at idle (should be about -20), so i hope this works. also, where did you guys get the compressor from? did u buy it or rent it? RED IS FASTA peace out. -ZMANIAK
Follow Ups	Re: DY On How To Find Boost Leaks - Spongerider 13:16:02 12/13/01 thanks, i was looking for that. good write-up, VTF >>> - ZMANIAK 13:21:04 12/13/01 Actually, I got two for free. :) (n/m) - Spongerider 13:31:17 12/13/01 We also use a spray bottle with a little dish detergent... - ni[X]it 13:32:19 12/13/01 Pretty cool (n/m) - PEARLZTT 13:32:20 12/13/01 vtf (n/m) - HalfnHalf702 13:32:21 12/13/01 Need some clarification please..... - Woody75 (Denver) 13:58:29 12/13/01 If you take out the rubber T where your MAS is then >> - SlicktopTT (FKA noturboz) 14:15:30 12/13/01 always worked great for me. although>> - NIXTA TTZ 15:59:58 12/13/01 Thats what I did too, worked great for me. (n/m) - FoCaL 16:02:05 12/13/01
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