# I'd have to see which part it is, but bad/ missing vacuum hoses cause a lot of problems like this. -->

Posted by Matt (93SE) on October 08, 2003 at 00:28:02: In Reply to: A little help diagnosing my bro-in-laws 92 SE... posted by dmontzsta on October 07, 2003 at 23:48:57: if anything, plug the hose with your finger and rev the engine a few times and see what that does. ummmm, also usually the surge tank has some really long hoses on it. if there's enough slack, you can cut a few inches of it off enough to make do for tonight, then go to the store and buy some new hoses tomorrow. replace all of them while you're at it. 1 hour and about $5 in hose. Replys:

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: if anything, plug the hose with your finger and rev the engine a few times and see what that does. : ummmm, also usually the surge tank has some really long hoses on it. if there's enough slack, you can cut a few inches of it off enough to make do for tonight, then go to the store and buy some new hoses tomorrow. replace all of them while you're at it. 1 hour and about $5 in hose.