Cracked manifold ?
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Well just got my Baja running on the new engine / blower set up but it seems like excessive steam / vapor ? This was running on ~50 degree water from hose (we are on a well) and temperature was in the 50s. Does this seem normal or should I be looking for another set of manifolds over the winter ?
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Nick
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Nick
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It was warm, I was playing with the tune and idle a bit so wife grabbed a video after one of the starts. Would a pressure test be about the same as testing for boost leaks in a car? Cap all water ports and make sure it holds pressure up to 40-50psi?
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Yeah, if it was warm then I don't think I'd be too worried about that. Can't hurt to pressure test anyway.
Yes, cap all the ports, bleed air out at the highest port so there's no air space left, then pressurize.
Yes, cap all the ports, bleed air out at the highest port so there's no air space left, then pressurize.
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Originally Posted by DrFeelgood;[url=tel:4846049
4846049[/url]]Yeah, if it was warm then I don't think I'd be too worried about that. Can't hurt to pressure test anyway.
Yes, cap all the ports, bleed air out at the highest port so there's no air space left, then pressurize.
Yes, cap all the ports, bleed air out at the highest port so there's no air space left, then pressurize.
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