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Subject: | Finding carb vacuum leaks with propane torch |
From: | "Warren Allen" <warren-allen@triad.rr.com> |
Date: | Wed, 19 May 2004 22:09:13 -0400 |
Okay, somebody please explain to me how to use a propane torch to find a vacuum leak. I assume that, with the engine running, you turn on the torch gas (unlit) and move the torch around where a leak might be occurring. Where there's a leak, something changes in how the engine is running. Faster? Slower? Rougher? Am I close, or way off? Thanks for the info. Warren Allen 1960 TR3A TS55177L |
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