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A quick and easy way to check for vac leaks is to spray some brake cleaner around the throttle bodies and down around the intake manifold mate-up. If you hear

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Old 03-24-2018, 01:44 PM   #6 (permalink)
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A quick and easy way to check for vac leaks is to spray some brake cleaner around the throttle bodies and down around the intake manifold mate-up. If you hear the car pick up idle at all during this then there is a vac leak there.

This will not detect leaks all of the time but like I said it is a quick way to check if your suspect.
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