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Re: Vacuum Leak! Easy Check Method? 700 89ti

posted by  someone claiming to be Gene Karshenboym on  Tue Jan 2 09:41 CST 2001 [RELATED]

Steve,

the problem is, if you didnt read my eariler post, that it wont start so there is no way to test the pressure during boost. I installed a new fresh air turbo hose and the seals around the vacuum switch thingie(both of them) Maybe i messed up on the istallation. Is there any seal prep or should they go on dry, i cleaned all the contact points. Any suggestion? know ne good volvo people in georgia that could help me out?

As always, thanks





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