CyberEye
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- Jun 25, 2002
Allright, we did a boost leak,and fixed a few small leaks. Re-pressurized the system and had no leaks. But now I STLL only see about 12in vac at idle. Any idea what might be causing this?
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VBGSX said:How is the car running(idle/cruise)?
What did you pressurize the system up to?
Do you know you have a properly working guage?
I see you have your ballance shafts removed.
Is the timing belt on correctly(if not, this could cause low vacuum)?
Put the engine at TDC and pull the upper timing belt cover off.
Using a straight edge, make sure the timing marks on your sprockets line up perfectly and are in line with the top of the head.
Look here:
http://www.vfaq.com/mods/timingbelt-2G.html
Go down to #8 for a pic of what I'm talking about.
If they don't line up, there's your problem.
1. timing belt could have skipped a tooth
2. timing belt was put on wrong
Just some suggestions
Hope it helps
oddrob said:Aftermarket cams will affect the vac.
oldman said:Have you done a compression test?