Propane in Engine
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Propane in Engine
I want to do an intake leak test and the service manual says to use propane to do it. It says if there's a leak then the tone will change. What kind of bad consequences can result when propane enters the engine?
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RE: Propane in Engine
Water works fine and will not cause any trouble. and no mess
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RE: Propane in Engine
I'm thinking that since it's the intake manifold, if you use a spray bottle and spray water in the intake manifold area, if there is a leak, you'll hear a definite difference in how the engine runs. Same same with WD-40. Or as Ross Perot used to say about Washington, you hear a giant sucking sound.
