I was discussing using the vacuum gauge to verify a leak. You can locate a leak with carb cleaner, but if you have a wire arcing out it can cause a flash fire in your face. You can use WD40 also. The problem with that is it gets all over your motor and makes a mess. The vacuum gauge can be used to adjust your carb also. Mine is a Snap On. Harbor Freight sells one for a very ŕeasonable price. Good tool to have all around. Thanks for watching my channel. Buddy Langford. BLR Race Engine's.
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I was discussing using the vacuum gauge to verify a leak. You can locate a leak with carb cleaner, but if you have a wire arcing out it can cause a flash fire in your face. You can use WD40 also. The problem with that is it gets all over your motor and makes a mess. The vacuum gauge can be used to adjust your carb also. Mine is a Snap On. Harbor Freight sells one for a very ŕeasonable price. Good tool to have all around. Thanks for watching my channel. Buddy Langford. BLR Race Engine's.
Discussed finding a Vacuum Leak with a Vacuum gauge. Also Adjusting Carb With Vacuum Gauge.
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