Car vacuum leak test Videos

+oldskool funk Thank you today i almost buy a car but i watch this video and i notice the guy selling the car cover the license plate with plastic bag so i decide to go and check the car and check the plate something was wrong there. also need smoke check because only 3 days left to have tag expired

+John boy 1Right on. Gotta stay on it, Keep your head up shout out to UK North Wales from San Diego California.

+TeddysRUs    He tested it. Starting at this point.

+Konnor Gutting  You have to find out yourself the laws in your state and town or have the money to pay a lawyer to find out. put in the effort so you don't get in trouble, then what.

“How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who announces shalom, who brings good news of happiness, who announces salvation, who says to Zion, “Your God reigns!””‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭52:7 Thank you for teaching me how to be a home mechanic and preaching the gospel. Keep it up man, I'll be praying for you. Shalom.

+oldskool funk allahu ekber. thank you

Smart simple & cheap way 2 test 4 vacuum leaks. I'm gonna try this on my car & let u know if it worked foe me. Thanks a lot.

Thanks for the vid man! Been looking for an alternative to having to buy cigars

use starter fluid much faster way

This is a great idea. Thanks.

Okay, I don't smoke, so....

brilliant

Nice one!

I am located in Long Island New York, Thanks

Hey man, appreciate the help. I took rail off to reseat the grommets. BLT reads 8psi now instead of 4 but its still leaking from the injector hole that goes into the head. Time for new injector grommets i suppose.

Oh okay, some people were making it seem like a pressurized stream would spray out and cut me in half lol. Sounds like a rag, safety glasses and maybe a little container to catch the fuel will be safe enough. Cars been sitting for 2 days now so it should have depressurized enough by now from what your saying. The seal is leaking so fast i only build 4 psi on BLT and it comes out so fast that that 4psi is gone in a second.$2.49! YOU LUCKY... lol im paying i think $3.30 for 93

+D “30ninjas” Ninj I can't think of a time when I ever needed to do that? Not on a Mitsubishi. My fuel systems that have gauges on them show that they bleed down pressure as they sit, and they have no external leaks. If the engine's cold, you can crack any fitting loose or pull out an injector to relieve it. Just wrap that fitting with a rag while you take it apart. The ends of the fuel rails have o-rings and easily-accessible bolts. The point of relieving fuel pressure is to prevent leaking a few ounces of fuel. It makes your shop teacher and service manager happy. I'm dancing in my gas guzzling glory because it's down to $2.01 a gallon just a block from my house. 93 octane at $2.49. If you have a rag, safety glasses, a cold engine, no open flames and you're outside... then pulling the injector out without depressurizing it might cost you as much as 6¢. I'm not advocating anyone to be unsafe. It is entirely possible to do it this way while being safe.