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SL6 CHILE
 Post subject: Vacuum Measuring
PostPosted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 10:45 am 
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3 Deuce Weber
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Hi Guys!

Take a vacuum measuring and the result is a 19" Hg the needle of the vacuuometer present a slight variations (aprox 0.5 to 1"Hg") occasionally.

they seem measuring?
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Looks good to me. The variation could be a small vacuum leak around one of the intake runners to head or a slight miss.
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Ah ok, yes i guess a little leak of vacuum.

I guess is the intake manifold, but is very little leak , i repair later

Thanks
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