Could low vaccum be caused by weather?
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Could low vaccum be caused by weather?
Hey Everyone:
Just curious, i'm getting about 250 mmHg of vaccum at idle. I was wondering, does weather play a role in vaccum? I'm not really sure if a vaccum hose popped off or not (it shouldn't considering I had a vaccum hose job done on the car tied down with zip ties). Anything I should look at?
Just curious, i'm getting about 250 mmHg of vaccum at idle. I was wondering, does weather play a role in vaccum? I'm not really sure if a vaccum hose popped off or not (it shouldn't considering I had a vaccum hose job done on the car tied down with zip ties). Anything I should look at?
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