...when the engine is under load, such as going uphill or speeding up. I suspect it is caused by a vacuum drop, but I don't know where to start looking for a cause. Any help will be appreciated. YES ...
could a vaccum cause missfire A vacuum leak can cause a misfire. Inspect the vacuum hoses and connections for loose,cracked hoses. Yes- sure, if it is large enough the O2 sensor cannot adjust the ...
vacumn leak there can be several places which you can have vacuum leak.1.intake manifold. it may get cracked to find it spray some brake pad cleaner on engine when idling. if its sound changes you can
...has been disconnected recently, or went dead. Nothing to be concerned about. 13- Map sensor or vacuum to it, faulty. 15- is a speed sensor malfunction, such as bad connection, or faulty sensor. ...
...SWIVEL SPARK SOCKET OR ADAPTOR . YOU NEED A LIGHT A SMALL MECHANIC MIRROR AND YOU NEED PIECES OF VACUUM HOSES LONG ENOUGH USE TO START SCREW SPARK PLUGS BACK IN CYLINDER BLOCK WITH OUT STRIPPING ...
...I come to a stop or suddenly let off the accelerator after revving it up a bit. I disconnected the vacuum hose splitting off the brake booster ,the one going down to the vacuum canister under the ...
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...shift from blowing from one row of vents to the next all on its own. sounds like you have a broken vacuum hose for heater controls or vacuum reserve tank if controls changes when accelerating or ...
...up and listen for the sound can't hear anything. Hi Stevensdorot. Your problem is a leaking brake vacuum booster. The booster operates on engine vacuum by assisting the push when you apply your ...
wheres the vacuum hose on a 1990 plymouth voyager? i think i have a vacuum leak, car drives fine but occasionally starts idling rough at a stop, it will slowly die on its own but if i press on the gas
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