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Boost Pressure Leak Tester
has anyone done this at home?
how hard is it? im thinking about getting this http://www.turboboostleaktesters.com...%22/Categories but not sure if its easy to do it |
i always just use dish soap and water in a spray bottle.
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When mine blew off we weren't able to find it with soapy water since the leak was underneath the intake manifold so we just couldn't see those areas well enough. The shop hooked up a hand-tight coupler to the throttle body and gave it some air. It was obvious there were two leaks.
Aren't you ready to throw in the towel yet? I'd guesstimate that 94% of all forced induction issue threads are from you. |
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hell no my car is good now... finally got visconti cursed out of my car just looking to do a boost leak test because thats something we all need to do |
Smoke test it, your nearest shop can do it for around 30 bucks.
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Could get a cigar and some chap stick... I think you could make around 5psi ;)
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Good investment. Do it yourself. I think i made mine for about 5bucks...of course i had some stuff laying around. Mostly just bought a couple pvc caps at homedepot. Found a major leak first time i put it on.
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My car is running fine now All we need is fine tune it I guess is good lol Sent from somewhere |
What are the most common places you have seen the leaks coming from?
Under intake hoses? MAF? Catch Can Hoses? Intercooler Piping? |
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