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vacuum leaks 700 1990

posted by  jerryc on  Thu Jul 11 20:43 CST 2013
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What he said. The common vac line leaks are the ones to the charcoal canister and the 'flame trap' holder elbow, which on a turbo does not actually have a flame trap in it, but the lines still leak.
Also check all the hoses from the turbo to the intake; there are many junctions.






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