Talk:Finding vacuum leaks
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I have used soapy water in the past,use a spray bottle,on mist. Listen for the engine to stumble,just remember,be slow and use it sparingly. lotsa,lotsa TOM | I have used soapy water in the past,use a spray bottle,on mist. Listen for the engine to stumble,just remember,be slow and use it sparingly. lotsa,lotsa TOM | ||
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| + | Fixing a leak. My old neighbor built circle track cars and after the ran the engine he would shut it off...tape off every opening with duct tape then put a hose over the dip stick and hook up to a vacuum source. He would then get his stethascope and listen in the area where the propane or carb fluid indicated a leak. he used Rtv and calked into the area until the stethascope whistle stopped. too much vacuum will pull too much calk into the hole. | ||
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