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STFT/LTFT Way Off No Codes
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<blockquote data-quote="98GTAZ" data-source="post: 1510744" data-attributes="member: 29480"><p>I did another smoke test. Introduced the smoke at the IAT sensor hole in the CAI. Had the throttle body propped open. </p><p></p><p>Each time I introduced smoke I saw smoke rising from the front of the intake just behind the alternator. It consistently always rose from between two of the intake runners just behind the alternator.</p><p></p><p>Given this, I am thinking this is an intake manifold vacuum leak that is slowly getting worse.</p><p></p><p>Should I just replace the manifold or are there other items to test? If I do replace the manifold, which manifold should I use? </p><p></p><p>The car is a 1998 with NPI heads. I have seen some YouTube videos of people putting the Ford Racing PI intake on a car with NPI heads and using RTV sealant to deal with the port mismatch with NPI heads. What does everyone think of doing that? Good idea or should I just stick with an NPI intake?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="98GTAZ, post: 1510744, member: 29480"] I did another smoke test. Introduced the smoke at the IAT sensor hole in the CAI. Had the throttle body propped open. Each time I introduced smoke I saw smoke rising from the front of the intake just behind the alternator. It consistently always rose from between two of the intake runners just behind the alternator. Given this, I am thinking this is an intake manifold vacuum leak that is slowly getting worse. Should I just replace the manifold or are there other items to test? If I do replace the manifold, which manifold should I use? The car is a 1998 with NPI heads. I have seen some YouTube videos of people putting the Ford Racing PI intake on a car with NPI heads and using RTV sealant to deal with the port mismatch with NPI heads. What does everyone think of doing that? Good idea or should I just stick with an NPI intake? [/QUOTE]
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