If you are working on the injection system or the internals of the engine (heatshields) you should have the engine clean anyways to avoid potential problems. Plus it's more fun to work on
The cloth covered lines are an excellent place to start with. They get brittle and just bumping them with a wrench can cause them to leak, either under vacuum or pressure
Quote from: "burn_your_money"The cloth covered lines are an excellent place to start with. They get brittle and just bumping them with a wrench can cause them to leak, either under vacuum or pressureyea i hate the cloth covered lines... mine are around a year old and they seem to be leaking again... not cool! any alternatives?
Quote from: "jtanguay"Quote from: "burn_your_money"The cloth covered lines are an excellent place to start with. They get brittle and just bumping them with a wrench can cause them to leak, either under vacuum or pressureyea i hate the cloth covered lines... mine are around a year old and they seem to be leaking again... not cool! any alternatives?yes i been using clear vynal tubing 1/4o.d. x 1/8i.d. i use it till it gets dark or when i service something! and i replace it! very cheap pennys a foot i also use the larger size for my fuel lines! makes it easy to detect air leaks in the system as well?thanks Duane