boost leak test
08-15-2006, 07:16 PM
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interesting. I wanna know too.
One way I can think of is to tape a hose to your charge pipe, hook the other end up to the outloet of a shop vac.
Turn it on and check for leaks with a dish soap/water solution around all your couplers.
One way I can think of is to tape a hose to your charge pipe, hook the other end up to the outloet of a shop vac.
Turn it on and check for leaks with a dish soap/water solution around all your couplers.
08-15-2006, 07:19 PM
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Re: boost leak test (Toanz)
Get a 2.5 inch PVC cap from any hardware store, and drill a hole in the end of it. Glue a bike pump fitting in the hole you just created and make sure you have no leaks.
Use a standard coupler to fit the PVC cap on the hot side of your intercooler. Pump it up with a bike bump. Listen for leaks.
platinum.
Use a standard coupler to fit the PVC cap on the hot side of your intercooler. Pump it up with a bike bump. Listen for leaks.
platinum.
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