Voyager vacuum leak solved.....

Discussion in 'Voyager' started by Tmac-100, Dec 8, 2006.

  1. Tmac-100

    Tmac-100 Guest

    There was a vacuum leak that persisted until yesterday. The cold weather
    (-20C) finally made the power brake booster "internals" harden, become
    less flexible.... and the leak was evident when the vehicle was turned
    off and a slight hiss could be heard for several seconds coming from
    under the dash. There it was! Getting a rebuilt booster from a jobber
    for about $88 and installing it for about $85 solved drivability problems.

    Now to perhaps solve the hesitation upon acceleration by looking at the
    accelerator pump (carbed 1984 2.2L engine)....

    Ken, Canada
     
    Tmac-100, Dec 8, 2006
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