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1965 Vacuum Test Tool. What do you use?

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Hallzee

Hallzee

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I have a new to me '65 coupe. Need to test all the vacuum lines for leaks. What do you guys like to use as the tool for this?

I've always had cars that use the good old fashioned cables to control things! 🙂

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I'm leaning towards a smoke tester, Looks like it'll test AND show where the leak is, rather than a simple vacuum pump to tell you there's a leak.
 
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