EFI vacuum leaks
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I've heard of but never seen the use of a smoke generator.. sounds like it would work quite well.
You could also try pressurizing the system with air and listen for leaks, or use a vacuum pump to try to establish a vacuum, it would require something quiet so you could listen for leaks obviously, and you'll have to seal the vacuum attachments at the intake.
You could also try pressurizing the system with air and listen for leaks, or use a vacuum pump to try to establish a vacuum, it would require something quiet so you could listen for leaks obviously, and you'll have to seal the vacuum attachments at the intake.
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