RE: IML: Engine problems - leaky servo

["WCR" <1roscoe@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sometimes you can find them with a propane torch, by cracking the valve on
the bottle and with the (cool) engine running slowly sweeping the nozzle
(un-lit of course) across areas that are subject to leaks.  If the engine
speed increases slightly, there is your leak.  I have used aerosol starting
fluid (either) that way too, BUT that stuff is pretty darn flammable, so be
CAREFUL!

Bill  

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Subject: RE: IML: Engine problems - leaky servo

This will make a hiss that you can listen for from inside the car. Vacuum
leaks under the hood are not as easy to find.

Paul W.




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