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Vacuum Leak
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Greetings! 1994 blazer s-10 4x4 I plugged some holes in my exhaust, replaced plug wires and still have a huge miss. I did break the plastic piece the vacuum hose goes to on ... Read Answer
Asked by dawni1965 on Tue, 02/14/2012 - 15:38 - i have a 93 buick regal custom 3.1my idle is way to high,ive checked for vacuum leaks and changed the pcv valve,could it be the idle sencer if so where is it located
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Asked by ron thurston on Thu, 06/16/2011 - 13:08 - .icould find no vacuum leaks in my 97 ram heating cooling system where the vents will not open...what next ?..thanks
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Asked by melba78006 on Sun, 02/06/2011 - 08:54 - i have a 1997 dodge caravan (3.3 motor) that wont start unless i give it gas and stay running if i let off the gas?? would it it be a vacuum leak or maybe the throttle positioning sensor???
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Asked by shawn795 on Mon, 12/06/2010 - 19:35 - I had someone change the plugs on my 2000 grand prix.When it started to warm up ,I noticed my ac was now blowing everywhere but out the cabin vents.My feet sure are icy.No,seriously,vacuum leak? and where in the heck do I start looking by myself
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Asked by flagirl1 on Mon, 04/19/2010 - 09:53
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What is a vacuum leak?
An engine vacuum leak allows unmetered air to get into the engine without going through the air flow meter and can cause the fuel computer to set up the wrong air and fuel mixture ratio. This usually means there’s a leaky hose.
What about those hissing noises coming from my engine?
Even experienced mechanics have been fooled by the symptoms of an engine vacuum leak. An engine vacuum leak may be the obvious answer if the engine is making a whistling or hissing sound. Unfortunately, it’s not always that easy to diagnose, since a leak can also disguise itself as a fuel or ignition problem. Other symptoms can include inconsistent idling speeds, stalling, hesitation, or misfiring.
What are my options?
Although an owner may be able to diagnose and repair some problems, vacuum leaks can be difficult to pinpoint, and the vehicle may need to be taken to an auto repair shop. There are websites that advertise auto repair services and/or sell parts. Other sites offer free diagnostic instructions, and service manuals can also be purchased online.
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