Why you need to do boost leak tests.
Aug 28, 2010, 04:07 PM
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Why you need to do boost leak tests.
My car has been running sub par but still didn't seem too bad but some hesitation and most recently I'm not reaching 5 psi. So I hooked up the boost leak tester and tried to get it to hold pressure no luck so tracing the intercooler pipes I was able to determine my pipes and couplers were not leaking. The injectors however are a different story 2 horrible leaks on the seals in the manifold and at least one other one thats going.
Make sure your testing on a regular basis and regardless of how your cars performing.
Make sure your testing on a regular basis and regardless of how your cars performing.
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Well got my seals in, but it's not going to help to much right now. It seems my input shaft bearing is gone..... getting horrible noise with the clutch engaged and gear whine... 
YAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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