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vacuum leaks 700 1990

posted by  Milanomike on  Thu Jul 11 16:24 CST 2013
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First thing I would do is check/replace all vacuum lines on the engine. You can go to Napa and buy line in various sizes by the foot. That should help a lot. The exhaust manifold, if really leaking, is usually heard. It's a bit more pain to remove and replace gaskets, especially as 20 yr old studs might break, but it's doable. Idle may fix itself once you fix vacuum leaks. good luck.






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