Smoke Test Application
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IMPORTANT:
- To operate the EVAP tester, refer to J 41413-200 operation manual.
- Smoke at the EGR valve vent port is normal.
- Ignition OFF, remove the air filter restriction indicator.
- Connect the J 41413-200 to the vehicle at the air restrictor indicator port.
- Place the air filter in a disposable plastic bag in the air cleaner housing to help prevent smoke leakage.
- Apply smoke continuously with the J 41413-200 while moving all duct work, pipes, and tubes.
- To improve the visibility of the smoke exiting the engine, observe the suspected leak area from different angles.
- Inspect for smoke at the following locations:
- Crankcase ventilation hoses and pipes
- Mass air flow intake air ducts
- PCV valve and seals
- Turbocharger inlet and outlet connections
- Replace the affected gasket, seal, or component as necessary.
- Retest the engine for air leaks.
- Remove the disposable bag from the air filter. Install the air filter and air filter restriction indicator.