Twisted

Just wondering what type of shop is likely to have a smoke machine to check my motor for vacuum leaks. I'm trying to avoid randomly calling around to find one, if I can. Thanks.

92hatchLX

Use some ether and spray around your vacuum lines and gaskets.

PRO50SC

Most likely a dealer or a shop that does ALOT of emissions related repairs. They are very expensive do the average shop most likelt won't have one.

2 kwik

seafoam will help

PRO50SC

Hahahahahaha, tranny fluid too

2 kwik

I used seafoam to find every vac leak on my son's turbo car....hell replaced all but 2 hoses

Twisted

Thanks for the replies, folks. I've tried spraying various things (never ether though) all around the appropriate areas, but have come up with nothing. Does ether work where other sprays fail? Can the average person even buy ether?

I'm still trying to troublshoot this rough idle of mine. When I first got my car, I dedicated like six months, and lots of cash, to finding it, but came up with nothing. It has been suggested that my cam is stock. Is there anything else I can do to troubleshoot the lope...considering that I've replaced/adjusted/tested everything that you cats can think probably of that might be related?

Twisted

I know you're kidding, but I don't get it.

BlackLX

LOL, and you can get high at the same time too.[sm=smiley20.gif]

PRO50SC

LOL I do! Mmmmmmmmmaaaaa! (sticks tongue out)