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Looking for a vacuum leak 120-130

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Fri Nov 29 15:34 CST 2013
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Here are two---1. Fill a spritzer bottle (empty bottle of your favorite window cleaner) with water and set the nozzle to "mist". Spray on suspected areas while the engine idles--listen for increased roughness as the water gets sucked in. 2. Use a solvent like carburetor cleaner to spray on the suspected areas -- if it gets sucked in there will be a momentary spike in the idle speed.
Which Weber? What jets and their #'s? -- Dave






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