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From the begining of my swap I've had low vac issues. I replaced hoses tightened everything up capped off holes.
I eliminated my AC and power steering. I have the hose for the AC idle up capped. Would I be better off capping the two PS vac lines?(current setup) Or should I connect them to each other with a hose. I'm close to having full vac, but its still alittle off. Second thing, when I slow down and put the car into neutral the RMP's dip way below normal idle. After running at like say 650-750 rpm for a few seconds, it raises back to 1000 where its been since the begining of this project. Sometimes the car stalls, I looking for some suggestions or ideas. I've checked timing, its set at 10d's. Thanks guys -------------------- ![]() I will return one day. |
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QUOTE A boost leak won't affect idle quality at all. A vacuum leak will however. a boost leak test will find leaks in the system. from vac lines to IC couplers. any vac/boost leaks on a 3s will play a big role in how the car idles, because youll always be sucking in air that the afm cant account for. -------------------- 15PSI - 30MPG - Megasquirt Tuned
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