Testing my vacuum lines for any leaking. Should they hold pressure wit car off?

JCDriller

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Hey guys I’ve been using a hand vacuum/pressure pump to test my vacuum lines. Everything behind the glove box holds pressure except the line running towards the engine bay. Is this normal or does that mean I have a leak somewhere?

Im assuming it’s just sucking air from the intake, is this correct?

thanks!
 
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03 cobra vacuum hoses documented

Pdf2.

This has hose layout.

For me

Pulling vacuum hose harness and Check by hand is best on a leak. Or a clog.

Common leak areas

Pcv elbows

Evap in fender

Than the worst spot
Pcv line at lower intake
This is the po171/174 leak that’s hard to find
 

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Hey guys I’ve been using a hand vacuum/pressure pump to test my vacuum lines. Everything behind the glove box holds pressure except the line running towards the engine bay. Is this normal or does that mean I have a leak somewhere?

Im assuming it’s just sucking air from the intake, is this correct?

thanks!

Correct. The line is connected to the intake is open. That is where I plugged in with my hand pump. I also deleted all the unused vacuum lines and emissions stuff, so mine might be slightly different.
 

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