i have a vibration in my GMC Envoy when it idles and have been told that can be caused by a vacuum leak. i am currently trying to find out how to find the leak. advanced auto parts will loan you a pressure tester to try to detect the leak. i have not gotten the tester yet. would like to know where to look for it for this sort of leak before i get the tester and i am still in the process of getting that information.
One of the most common indicators of a vacuum leak is a rough idle. You may notice a vibration in the steering wheel or in the pedal when your car is idling, and the car may stall as a result
A vacuum leak could cause that.
Could be a number of reasons, rot, damage, vibration may have made it come loose.
A vacuum leak can cause that.
Did you change spark plugs lately? If you did you could get vacuum leak in upper air intake manifold - 4 rectangle shaped gaskets.
It could.It could.
A vacuum leak is one possibility.
A vacuum leak could cause that. Check the gasket under the throttle body for a vacuum leak. It was common for that gasket to crack apart with age.
The most typical cause of a vacuum leak is a cracked vacuum hose. The hoses get brittle with age, and cracks are common.
yes,if the inner vacuum bladder is cracked it could cause a vacuum leak,this could cause a problem at idle also.
A vacuum leak creates a lean condition, which can cause serious internal damage.
Engine temperature sensor? Vacuum leak?
Yes it can