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28 Vacuum normal?

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Crawl

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Jan 8, 2005
portland, Maine
I live in maine, not in the mountains, my vacuum at idle is 28 Hg seems a tad high to me, what would cause this?

thanks in advance
 
i know im getting boost leak from teh BOV , would that affect Vacuum at idle?
 
Now just how would a vacuum "leak" cause above-normal vacuum? That doesn't make a heck of a lot of sense to me. :confused:
 
skelly said:
Now just how would a vacuum "leak" cause above-normal vacuum? That doesn't make a heck of a lot of sense to me. :confused:
I have to agree.
Vacuum leaks will give you LESS vacuum. NOT more!

One reason for it could be a bad boost guage.
What kind is it? I would check the simple thing first.
 
well heres the thing it reads boost perfect, it also is at around 20-22 Hg when i first start the car, but slowly my idle goes up to around 1200 and at the same time i see my vacuum go up to 26+ i let my car run for a while today and it kept going until it hit 29-30
 
well some times my idle is around 800 sometimes its up to 1500, and now with my new fun sometimes it doesnt idle at all :)
 
well my car is done, dont know what the loud clacking is but it got alot worse and now my car is idleing at around 100 and will barely stay running unless i rev the crap out of it , the belts are squeeling really bad, and i just give up
 
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