Alright, it's been fixed. I used a thick glue along the reservoir just in case it was leaking. The main culprit was the check valve not doing its job once engine vacuum dropped from acceleration.
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Re: 97+ vacuum system
Alright, it's been fixed. I used a thick glue along the reservoir just in case it was leaking. The main culprit was the check valve not doing its job once engine vacuum dropped from acceleration.
Re: 97+ vacuum system
I also heard that even with the motor off, the vacuum system should still hold a vacuum for a while, and mine does not hold
Re: 97+ vacuum system
I conducted a test today using carb cleaner to check the intake and throttle body gaskets, then used propane to check the vacuum system. It turned up nothing, no increase in rpm or any hint that the...
Re: 97+ vacuum system
The reservoir seems to be ok, though it's no longer on the bumper as I relocated it. No visible cracks, vac line is hooked up
97+ vacuum system
Could someone here explain the system on the 97+ xj? I get what engine vacuum is, but I don't understand the various devices the vac lines run to. I have an issue too where if I press the gas enough...