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    Rough idle - coding a large vacuum leak in EVAP system

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    can anyone tell me the best way to attack "large leak" diagnostic. I have replaced oxygen sensors/mass airflow sensors/charcoal canister and checked all hoses connections. Cant seem to find leak - and it idles very rough.

    I'm at a loss here - thinking maybe catalytic needs to be replaced.

    Any suggestions here ??

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    I scanned it before sensor replacements....will scan again. Unfortunately, my battery needs to be recharged (replaced the alternator) and will do so when at full charge

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    Really don't think catalytic converter has anything to do with a large vacuum leak in the EVAP systerm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by denman View Post
    can anyone tell me the best way to attack "large leak" diagnostic. I have replaced oxygen sensors/mass airflow sensors/charcoal canister and checked all hoses connections. Cant seem to find leak - and it idles very rough.

    I'm at a loss here - thinking maybe catalytic needs to be replaced.

    Any suggestions here ??
    im having the same issue. I havent tried what u did to yours but try this http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...+found+problem

    I will try that with mine tomorrow. Maybe the leak comes from there

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    Yes, smoke test is the best way to test. But if you don't have a smoker, inspect the gas cap, n80, then the leak detection pump.
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