Where are all the possible vacuum leaks
Check for leaks around the elbow between the throttle body and mass air sensor. Mine was throwing codes from that. Also visually inspect all hoses on both sides of the intake manifold for any dry rotting. If they appear cracked just go to the dealer and order some new ones. I had to replace a few myself. They dont cost much at all.
Lets see:
brake booster
EGR
opti vacuum (if 95 & up)
PVC
EVAP
HVAC mode control
fuel pressure regulator
AIR purge valve (if you have had the recall or are late model). The actual pump side of the AIR system is not going to cause any vacuum leaks.
Poor injector seals
MAP sensor seal
Those are aside from the intake manifold or throttle body having any sealing problems.
brake booster
EGR
opti vacuum (if 95 & up)
PVC
EVAP
HVAC mode control
fuel pressure regulator
AIR purge valve (if you have had the recall or are late model). The actual pump side of the AIR system is not going to cause any vacuum leaks.
Poor injector seals
MAP sensor seal
Those are aside from the intake manifold or throttle body having any sealing problems.
Re: pvc
Originally posted by SLeeper94Z
is the pvc suppose to move freely in the intake manifold i mean its like nothing to just pull it out of the intake
is the pvc suppose to move freely in the intake manifold i mean its like nothing to just pull it out of the intake
Re: Re: pvc
Originally posted by shoebox
It should be snug enough to seal. There have been reports of non AC-Delco ones that are not as large in diameter and do not fit tightly. That might be your problem or the grommet has just shrunk with age.
It should be snug enough to seal. There have been reports of non AC-Delco ones that are not as large in diameter and do not fit tightly. That might be your problem or the grommet has just shrunk with age.
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