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    Default Re: finding vac leaks - tricks of the trade?

    Cool, mate at work rides, I'll ask him if he's seen it.

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    Default Re: finding vac leaks - tricks of the trade?

    Wow, this thread got really dumb really fast. The normal thing to use for finding vacuum leaks in other things (such as vacuum bagging for resin infusion or pre-preg composites) is a stethoscope. I suspect it would still be useful even on a running engine.

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    Default Re: finding vac leaks - tricks of the trade?

    Quote Originally Posted by JustenGT8
    Anyone got any advice handed down over the generations for finding tricky inlet manifold vac leaks. I have done the usual with a stethoscope and a tried a squeegy bottle along join etc with no joy.

    Any dye or similar i can try and pressurise the system with?
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