First check the vacuum hoses visually then with the engine running, spray carb cleaner at the suspected areas. When you spray a cracked area the engine rpms will increase.
vacuum leak. check the hoses for cracks in vacuum hoses or intake.
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You find and repair the leak in the evaporative fuel system. It could be anywhere between the gas cap and the engine. Check all vacuum hoses and lines for cracks or holes.
The most typical cause of a vacuum leak is a cracked vacuum hose. The hoses get brittle with age, and cracks are common.
How to check for leaks on vacuum hoses for a dodge diesel
Vacuum leak, check your vacuum hoses.
A car can idle too low because there is a leak in the vacuum. Cracks or breaks on the vacuum hoses in the cars engine could be the cause of this.
check the vacuum hoses
vacuum leak. look at the vac pump under the hood on the pass side and check the hoses for dry rot or cracks
Actually, there might be some kind of vacuum leak or bad vacuum connection somewhere. When you step on the brake, the power brake booster under the hood draws vacuum from the engine ... so it could be related to that. Check all your vacuum hoses and connectors for leaks, cracks or loose fittings. A quick and dirty fix for hoses with small cracks is to wrap some electrical tape around the cracked area. Such fixes are NOT RECOMMENDED BY EXPERTS, of course, but if they work for a day or two, they're likely to work for years.
I would check for vacuum leak. Just check all hoses for any cracks or holes. I had a pretty small hole in one of hoses on explorer it ran terrible. I bought replacement hose n clamps for couple bucks. ALSO CHECK EGR VALVE
Check the vacuum hoses for leaks or cracks to start. Make sure that the throttle return is allowing the throttle cable to return back to the "rest" position.