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    #61
    While fiddling with the car, and finding out how difficult it is to remove the runners, I think I found the source of my vacuum leak. Upon taking apart my map sensor/black vacuum box, I notice that some of the hoses has small incisions/cuts/openings in them at the ends. I hope this is the culprit as I'm replacing the hoses and putting everything back together.
    The Lord watches over me!

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      #62
      More inspection led me to realize that the black vacuum box under the intake that controls the secondaries was cracked in two places> I'm sure this was a place that was leaking air. To solve the problem as simple as I could, I deleted the box. I know the my secondaries will stay open, but who cares? This motor wont be in the car for very long.

      Summary, when looking for vacuum leaks\:

      - inspect all lines from the map sensor/black vacuum box for vacuum hose deterioration.

      - if permissible, inspect the little black box and hoses under the intake if you have a F22a6.

      I believe these were my vacuum problems. Time will tell. I'll update tomorrow when everything is back together.
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