how to find a vacuum leak?
#3
RE: how to find a vacuum leak?
ORIGINAL: DSMTalonAWD51
how do you know
how do you know
well i heard a BIG Hissing noise, coming off my BOV so i changed the hose and its fixed. but then at high rpms. it still doesnt let me go past a certain rpm, even though im not running high psi,(so it isn the fuel pump) and im running a stock turbo. well at high rpms, it stutters or fluctuates and i asked my dads friend whose a mechanic, and he said it sounds like another leak somewhere.
#4
RE: how to find a vacuum leak?
vacuum doesnt affect anything when you are on the throttle, if it was a vacuum leak it could affect your idle. i would say its a intake leak somewhere. what boost are you running exactly and what do you mean it wont let you run rpms. are you hitting fuel cut?
#5
RE: how to find a vacuum leak?
ORIGINAL: DSMTalonAWD51
vacuum doesnt affect anything when you are on the throttle, if it was a vacuum leak it could affect your idle. i would say its a intake leak somewhere. what boost are you running exactly and what do you mean it wont let you run rpms. are you hitting fuel cut?
vacuum doesnt affect anything when you are on the throttle, if it was a vacuum leak it could affect your idle. i would say its a intake leak somewhere. what boost are you running exactly and what do you mean it wont let you run rpms. are you hitting fuel cut?
its like the other guys problem, only happens when i slam the throttle. its not fuel cut because when i ease into the gas it works. im running 7 psi.
#6
RE: how to find a vacuum leak?
[:@]just becuase it works when you ease into the gas doesnt mean its not fuel cut, fuel cut is only going to happen when you floor it. (ie 100% throttle). So it still could have been that.
#7
RE: how to find a vacuum leak?
ORIGINAL: TheEngineer
[:@]just becuase it works when you ease into the gas doesnt mean its not fuel cut, fuel cut is only going to happen when you floor it. (ie 100% throttle). So it still could have been that.
[:@]just becuase it works when you ease into the gas doesnt mean its not fuel cut, fuel cut is only going to happen when you floor it. (ie 100% throttle). So it still could have been that.
#9
RE: how to find a vacuum leak?
ORIGINAL: DSMTalonAWD51
i think both of you have a boost leak. boost leak would cause a studder/quiet popping sound, fuel cut would be a hard slam, and i dont think its possible at 7psi
i think both of you have a boost leak. boost leak would cause a studder/quiet popping sound, fuel cut would be a hard slam, and i dont think its possible at 7psi
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