Hi James,
Best way of checking what Richard Gosling said is to get hold of some spray carb
cleaner (useful stuff, cleans carbs!! but also good for looking for vacuum
leaks and
even starting the car, just squirt some down the carb throats!).
Spray the cleaner around where you think the air leak is, and listen to the
engine
tone. If it changes, you've found the leak!
Cheers
Tim
Richard Gosling wrote:
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University of Cambridge
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Cambridge Institute for Medical Research
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UK
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