Running lean from intake vacuum leak?

Originally Posted by Rusty Don't think you did any damage. Guys have run like that for a year without knowing it. After you fixed it. The car still runs good?

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Originally Posted by Rusty

Don't think you did any damage. Guys have run like that for a year without knowing it. After you fixed it. The car still runs good?

that's reassuring to hear. I'm hoping that I didn't make the piston rings looser or anything bad like that.

Yup I temporarily put some duct tape to try to seal the tube and now I started hearing the intake whistle noise for the first time in a long time

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