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Spritz and Pray 200

"An old school way to check for intake air leaks is spraying a little water..."

Old school is right. Worked a charm before computer-driven idle air compensators could correct air flow in one hundredth of a second.

Dave, both you and I have been reading this board for 20-some years. Can you point to one single success story posted? I can't.
--
Art Benstein near Baltimore






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