If your Dyson vacuum gets very little suction, you need to check:
1. Bag could be full. Empty bag and see if the suctions improve.
2. Check the hose, tube attachment. It could be clog with debris.
3. Check under vacuum, look for obstruction, check brush belt is not broken
4. Clean filter (if equip) or replace if needed.
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Put some fuel injector cleaner in a tank of fuel. Replace the fuel filter and fix any vacuum leaks.
The motor has to be replaced the most. Make sure you buy a high end vacuum that will last a long time. If you get a cheap vacuum the motor will burn out often and it is expensive to fix them.
Vacuum cleaner parts often get clogged with various things and item, the best way to remedy this problem is to take the vacuum to your neighborhood vacuum dealer. Vacuums dealers have specific tools to help fix almost any problems with vacuums if your vacuum can not get fixed you might be offered a discount on a new vacuum.
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A seal is prolly going bad. its gonna give you code P0410 if you dont fix it.
That is what is referred to as mooseing. There is a fix for it. What is the fix? On my car, it was the 'idle air control motor' mounted between the air cleaner and the fuel injection system. The new part was around $165, total bill with diagnostics was just over $300.
you have a leak in the port side vacuum. try spraying choke cleaner with the straw on the end around the vacuum lines with the engine running, when you hear the engine rpm raise you just found the leak....
I am having a stalling problem and I heard it can be the cause of a vacuum leak and if that is true how can i fix it and where is it at?
what i found out was if your vacuum doesn't have suction you need to make sure you have all the air out of the hose that is attached to you vacuum.
P0171 = system too lean (bank 1). First thing I would look for is a vacuum leak. With engine running, spray carb cleaner around engine at suspected areas (vacuum lines, intake manifold gaskets, throttle body gaskets, etc). When you hear the engine rpms increase you have found a vacuum leak.
Need to know the location of the vacuum leak in order to answer this.