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leading spark vs trailing spark

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06-19-2014, 07:38 AM

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Prodigy

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Originally Posted by chibikougan

An easy way to find vac leaks is get a aerosol can spray around suspected area and the brake clean/carb clesner should plug the vac leak and pick the idle up.

I've heard this before a few times...

wouldnt water make it hesitate and stall out? I guess still achieving the same same effect..

Either way... :P

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