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ErikSep-30-03 04:50 PM
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#60462, "Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"


          

Well after conferring w/ a professor of mine, he seems to think that if I had an intake gasket leak, that would cause low vac at idle. I did check the vac at the intake with a new vacuum gauge. I don't have high idle but I still don't have the leak fixed. Also, does everybodys' idle kinda "hang" when their heater is on and a fan going?

Shit is all apart. Typical...

  

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RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs), TeamDR1665, Oct-01-03 05:55 AM, #1
RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs), Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Oct-01-03 06:36 AM, #2
      RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs), Erik, Oct-01-03 06:58 AM, #3
           RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs), L2RTSiAWD, Oct-01-03 07:15 AM, #4
                RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs), Erik, Oct-01-03 09:16 AM, #5
                     RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs), TeamMichael_97RS, Oct-01-03 02:39 PM, #6
                          RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs), Erik, Oct-01-03 02:44 PM, #7
                               vac problem still and I'm pissed $10 to the first that can help me fix this!, Erik, Oct-02-03 05:59 AM, #8
                                    RE: vac problem still and I'm pissed $10 to the first that can help me fix this!, gilee_8, Sep-07-05 01:37 PM, #9

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#60482, "RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"
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Mine will hang whenever the compressor's not running after it's been on teh highway for a while. If the AC or defroster's on, it drops right to where it should be. Other than that, she's got some idle issues too. emoji

  

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#60486, "RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"
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Vacuum leaks don't always cause high idle. Remember, you've got a computer controlled idle air motor that is trying to seek a certain RPM when you're off the throttle...

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ErikOct-01-03 06:58 AM
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#60487, "RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"
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I kinda figured that, but would a leak in the intake like that give shitfits to the MAP? I have to go pick up a can of WD-40 to check it running to see if I have a leak. Dino,if you have read any of my other posts, what is your guess on WTF is going on.

Shit is all apart. Typical...

  

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#60488, "RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"
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Oct-01-03 07:16 AM by L2RTSiAWD

          

I had a leak at the intake manifold on my car and it was causeing all kinds of idle problems. Yes the AIC motor will try and regulate the idle but with a leak that big after the AIC it will cause idle issues and your fuel control will be erratic also.

  

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ErikOct-01-03 09:16 AM
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#60492, "RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"
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No probs with idle or fuel delivery as far as I can tell. How about the TB gasket? That's at the IAC.

Shit is all apart. Typical...

  

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#60516, "RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"
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You can have a vacuum leak in any of the vacuum lines, to/from EVAP, to EGR, to Cruise Control, any vacuum line you have can be a source. Also if a manifold or TB gasket is bad or not tightened down it can cause a leak. You can leak aroun the IAC also. The O-ring on the TPS can be pinched and cause funky idle as well.



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ErikOct-01-03 02:44 PM
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#60518, "RE: Can an intake leak NOT cause high idle? (still vac probs)"
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I have a solid idle, that's one of my problems. Did anything that you described cause a good idle/ good drivability problem but loss of vacuum?

Shit is all apart. Typical...

  

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ErikOct-02-03 05:59 AM
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#60556, "vac problem still and I'm pissed $10 to the first that can help me fix this!"
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I will Paypal IMMEDIATELY the person who can get me pointed in the right direction. (BTW $10 is roughly the cost of a decent 12pk of beer) Also can anybody tell me where the vac line starts for the HVAC vents? This was a problem in a much older car that I have with the line getting hot and cold and breaking. I have nice 800 idle, no smoke, 180 psi in all cylinders, and 10in/hg that has disapeared to vacuum-land.

Shit is all apart. Typical...

  

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#92906, "RE: vac problem still and I'm pissed $10 to the first that can help me fix this!"
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This is a really really old post, but Erik.. did you ever FOUND the solution or answer to your problem?
Thanks man.
Greatly appreciated.

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