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Old 07-21-2017, 06:47 AM   #6
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Cleaned the MAF and throttle body and checked around for vacuum leaks, which I didn't find. Still have fluctuation. Any other ideas?
There's a LOT of hose on a Box, so you will need a smoke machine (easy to make) to get a full test. Duramertic would be helpful if you had one.

The booster was hard to test because it takes a bit of vacuum to pull it down to check. A vacuum pump is helpful. We could hear ours leaking with my head under the dash when that car was idling.
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