Homeade vacuum leak test with a vape
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- My E46 has been losing compression and misfiring, so I created an easy DIY smoke test to check for any vacuum leaks. My 3 series 325i BMW E46 has been broken down for over a year. After people in the r/E46 Reddit liked my build, I finally made a video about it.
#e46 #bmw325i #bimmer #3series
lmfao some ppl on my car group told me he smoke tested his car with a vape and it brought me here, now i"m abt to try this. Guy with the red hoodie kills me everytime he puffs on that tube lmao
love to freaking hear it lmao!!!
edit: I'll let that chad know u said that
This shit was so fun bro, legendary repair.
Great little video..... Going to use this to hopefully find my vac leak (Porsche 986 bargain budget banger) Can I borrow your nicotine addict? I don't have my own! 🤣
@@Ultrarunnerdad Yes, take him. Keep him, he’s too much for me to handle 🤣
@@Barnapiss 🤣🤣🤣
Love watching the content brother!
i appreciate my brother 🙏🏼
Yes boys 😂😂😂😂😂 like love it
Next is the thermostat
That one line fixed all the issues?????
Yes! After fixing the 2 vacuum lines, my misfire was gone & it started running better. Right now I have some other issues popping up that I was thinking about making a video about.
FIRST!!!
What was your code mine was P2187
Good video! If you have a csl carbon box. Where would you blow smoke into?
Thanks for watching! With a CSL carbon airbox, blow the smoke through the intake pipe that connects to the air-box. This should help you find any leaks bc it’s virtually doing the exact same.
What was the line under the car connecting to?
@@DC-wp6ojfuel pressure regulator