yes they were put on there for a reason ,,a vacuum leak will make a car run terrible.
A vacuum leak could cause that.
Most definitely. Any miss will cause the engine to shake. A vacuum leak will also cause this.
The vacuum leak will cause the engine to run lean.
Yes, a vacuum leak can cause engine knock. When there’s a vacuum leak, it disrupts the air-fuel mixture entering the engine, leading to a lean condition. This can result in higher combustion temperatures and increased engine knock or detonation. Additionally, the engine may struggle to maintain proper timing and performance, exacerbating the knocking issue.
Yes
A vacuum leak is one possibility.
No - a small amount will not damage the engine, though may cause it to run badly. However, a larger amount can cause serious damage, and the tank and engine should be drained.
It could.It could.
No, but it could cause the check engine light to illuminate.
No, on a fuel injected engine it can cause high idle speed.
Power loss on an engine is generally due to an air problem. Check the vacuum lines on the engine to see if there are any leaks. Leaks in a vacuum line cause a car to either run to lean or rich. This will negatively effect the performance of the car.
A vacuum leak in the vacuum supply line from the engine can do that. Many vehicles use engine vacuum to operate the HVAC system. If there is a loss of vacuum to the system it will default to defrost.