Vacuum leak type whistle / squeak around 3500 RPM
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Data sheet attached. Low air flow - parts vulture's nest in air filter? No, your close off the intake test triggered this, and it should go away , requires positive test on two drive cycles to trip MIL.
Some use starting fluid and spray around suspect leak points at idle, listen for change of engine speed.
I used to work for a firm out of Parsippany, can you still walk across the Passaic in the summer?
Some use starting fluid and spray around suspect leak points at idle, listen for change of engine speed.
I used to work for a firm out of Parsippany, can you still walk across the Passaic in the summer?
I'm not far at all from Parsippany. And the Passaic River is clean these days, that is when it is not flooding out everything around it (one hell of a year for that around here). In college I did water studies of the Passaic, and got to wade in a few times. That was 10 years ago, and in the worst areas. Oh man, you did NOT want to be in there!
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Cut/broken looking vacuum tube in your picture is the front axle breather tube. When I was pulling my engine shortly after buying mine, I was worried about it also, but soon found that everything in these Rovers are either vented or shielded. Hell, even the fog lights have vent tubes.
X2 on spraying things with either starting fluid or carb cleaner to find a possible vacuum leak. I cannot count the number of customers who have rented the code scanner where I work, found a lean condition, and traced a vacuum leak with a can of carb cleaner.
X2 on spraying things with either starting fluid or carb cleaner to find a possible vacuum leak. I cannot count the number of customers who have rented the code scanner where I work, found a lean condition, and traced a vacuum leak with a can of carb cleaner.
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