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Old 10-22-2013, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Dal Heger
Before you do this, take a very close look at the j-boot between the AFM and the intake. This is a common spot for the rubber to split over time and create a big vacuum leak.
I don't know near as much as some of many of the others around here, but I was going to suggest this as well. A friends car had a very similar problem to what you describe and this was the issue.
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A few years ago I just swapped out all the vac lines with silicone. Took an afternoon and was totally worth it.



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