May 18, 2014 #1 mcat Well-Known Member Joined Jun 28, 2009 Messages 295 Reaction score 34 Location cincinnati ohio 45251 can the bottom of an injector cause a vacuum leak, yet not leak any fuel?
May 18, 2014 #2 7 71ruster Member Joined Dec 3, 2012 Messages 6 Reaction score 1 Location Richland MI I say yes there are o rings on both end of a injector top for fuel and bottom for vacuum
May 19, 2014 #3 blown71duster Well-Known Member Joined May 22, 2005 Messages 523 Reaction score 44 Location Troy,Ohio We use a smoke machine to check for vacuum leaks at our shop . I have seen guys use carb cleaner, propane or even water sprayed at the suspected leak.
We use a smoke machine to check for vacuum leaks at our shop . I have seen guys use carb cleaner, propane or even water sprayed at the suspected leak.
May 19, 2014 #4 Map63Vette Well-Known Member Joined Apr 19, 2010 Messages 2,046 Reaction score 328 Location Lawrence, KS I'd think it's possible. It's not like the whole intake system is pressurized and going to squirt fuel out if the lower O ring is bad.
I'd think it's possible. It's not like the whole intake system is pressurized and going to squirt fuel out if the lower O ring is bad.
May 19, 2014 #5 TrailBeast AKA Mopars4us on Youtube Joined Mar 11, 2011 Messages 22,958 Reaction score 13,104 Location Arizona Oh yea they can, because fuel in an injected system really isn't a liquid like we see with carbed engines. The injectors fire a timed mist right before the engine sucks it into the cylinder, so yes a vacuum leak can exist without fuel showing.
Oh yea they can, because fuel in an injected system really isn't a liquid like we see with carbed engines. The injectors fire a timed mist right before the engine sucks it into the cylinder, so yes a vacuum leak can exist without fuel showing.