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Well i was using the sea foam product and i was doing it through the brake booster vacuum line...wen i disconnected the line it started to suck in air and the rpms started rising...like it could go all the way to rev limiter. Is this normal? If not, what is going on? Thanks..
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Re: vacuum
Originally Posted by bOOsTiNb18b
Well i was using the sea foam product and i was doing it through the brake booster vacuum line...wen i disconnected the line it started to suck in air and the rpms started rising...like it could go all the way to rev limiter. Is this normal? If not, what is going on? Thanks..
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Re: vacuum
Originally Posted by Gsr-t-
with a vacum leak I would think it would drop????.....
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Re: vacuum
yep , i had a the large 1/4 inch plug on the victor x manifolds , come out on me while i was driving and i had to shut the car off and start it in first then shift reallly fast becuase it was like 75% the whole time , would rev asll the way to rev limiter. Was crazy. Never open one of these manifolds and just slap it on , becasue the plug had threadlocker all over it so i assumed that the plug was tight and never checked it , but about 5 miles into the first test drive of the swap it came out. So ill never make that mistake again.
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