luminal67 Posted July 22, 2006 Report Posted July 22, 2006 Obviously you haven't seen a 96' DOHC. The vacuum lines are plastic, so you can't tell where the leak is without silicon spray. Usually you would be able to squeeze them to get to the leak. why the hell would you be spraying silicone into your engine?????? you do know that silicone ruins O2 sensors? Quote
5speedz34 Posted July 23, 2006 Report Posted July 23, 2006 Obviously you haven't seen a 96' DOHC. The vacuum lines are plastic, so you can't tell where the leak is without silicon spray. Usually you would be able to squeeze them to get to the leak. why the hell would you be spraying silicone into your engine?????? you do know that silicone ruins O2 sensors? *sigh* Spraying it ON the engine to find any leaks in vacuum lines. Not into the intake...... Silicone seals up the small holes temporarily while looking for leaks. Quote
luminal67 Posted July 23, 2006 Report Posted July 23, 2006 Quote from: luminal67 on Today at 05:28:52 PMQuote Obviously you haven't seen a 96' DOHC. The vacuum lines are plastic, so you can't tell where the leak is without silicon spray. Usually you would be able to squeeze them to get to the leak. why the hell would you be spraying silicone into your engine?????? you do know that silicone ruins O2 sensors? *sigh* Spraying it ON the engine to find any leaks in vacuum lines. Not into the intake...... Silicone seals up the small holes temporarily while looking for leaks. yea but vacume is pulling air into the engine and some silicone WILL get pulled into the engine. Quote
slick Posted July 24, 2006 Report Posted July 24, 2006 So Chad, are you doing the swap or having it done? Quote
fastbird232 Posted July 24, 2006 Report Posted July 24, 2006 Most likely neither. Just like I'll never put an LQ1 in my Grand Am. Quote
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