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. If you enjoy or benefit from this free Entertainment, Blog, Industry News, How-To and DIY Help page, Please Donate so that we can do more videos that might help you and other people - [ Ссылка ] Make sure you clean out the inside of your ShopVac (and the inside of the hose) thoroughly prior to doing this. Then put the hose on the OUT port of the Vac instead of the Vacuum port. So that you are blowing air instead of vacuuming air. You are ultimately going to blow air into your tailpipe to find your exhaust leak. If you have dual exhaust, plug the other pipe's tail with whatever method you want. Then turn on your ShopVac, and just spray some soapy water around the exhaust manifold (or wherever you think the leak is coming from) and you will then see bubbles from the exact leak.

I found my exhaust leak in a matter of minutes (seconds, really) using this method.

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This is a 1990 Chevrolet Chevy K1500 Silverado Extended Cab Short Bed Truck with 350 V8 5.7L with TBI (Throttle Body Injection) and Automatic Transmission

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