Track down a vacuum leak? - The Supercar Registry

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09-20-2006, 12:50 AM

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Re: Track down a vacuum leak?

Aside from the high idle what other symptoms would the lack of this metal gasket create?
My car has very little low end torque; at least it seems like that to me and it just doesn't have the balls that I'd expect from a L46 car.

Once I replace the gaskets with the correct ones; assuming the car has incorrect gasket set, what steps do I need to do? Do I simply adjust the idle speed and I'm good or is that being a bit too optimistic?

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