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From:	David Boreham <davidb@inmos.com>
Date:	Wed, 7 Feb 90 06:03:57 EST
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To:	british-cars@alliant.com
Subject: Finding a manifold leak.
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Run the engine (idling). 
Pour a bucket of water over the inlet manifold.
If the engine speed drops or steam comes out of
the tailpipe then you've got a leak.
More accurate pouring will locate the leak position.

(Don't throw so much water over that the exhaust cracks!).