Hey all, this one has me stumped. My idle vacuum sits around 7 in hg and I have no idea why.
I have boost leak tested to 25psi and the pressure holds fine. The car drives fine with the Meek chip it came with, but I'm trying to get ECMlink going and I'm sure this is making things harder than they should be.
Most of my vacuum lines are gone. I only have the two off the manifold, and the booster. Everything else is capped. EGR is sealed. I have tried removing and capping the booster feed, and clamping the vacuum lines to the WG and FPR in case there is a leak that seals under boost. I've also replaced the biss oring and tried the finger over the hole test. None of this makes any difference.
My cams are a mystery as the specs have disappeared through previous owners. With them straight up the idle is a little rough, and if I close the LSA by a degree of intake advance it becomes a full rump. I tried splitting the LSA by 6 degrees and it had zero effect on the idle vacuum although it did idle like stock.
I've done a compression test (which I should redo because the engine was cold) but all cylinders were around 135. Engine does not blow smoke or pop its dip stick under boost.
Next thing to try is squirt a little WD40 here and there to see if that shows any vacuum leaks.
At this point I'm open to any suggestions as to why my idle vacuum is so low / how to find the leaks?
I have boost leak tested to 25psi and the pressure holds fine. The car drives fine with the Meek chip it came with, but I'm trying to get ECMlink going and I'm sure this is making things harder than they should be.
Most of my vacuum lines are gone. I only have the two off the manifold, and the booster. Everything else is capped. EGR is sealed. I have tried removing and capping the booster feed, and clamping the vacuum lines to the WG and FPR in case there is a leak that seals under boost. I've also replaced the biss oring and tried the finger over the hole test. None of this makes any difference.
My cams are a mystery as the specs have disappeared through previous owners. With them straight up the idle is a little rough, and if I close the LSA by a degree of intake advance it becomes a full rump. I tried splitting the LSA by 6 degrees and it had zero effect on the idle vacuum although it did idle like stock.
I've done a compression test (which I should redo because the engine was cold) but all cylinders were around 135. Engine does not blow smoke or pop its dip stick under boost.
Next thing to try is squirt a little WD40 here and there to see if that shows any vacuum leaks.
At this point I'm open to any suggestions as to why my idle vacuum is so low / how to find the leaks?