lean bank one and bank 2
#2
yes, absolutely, that's a vacuum resivoir (not sure if that's what it is actually called) but they are used to bump the displacement of the vacuum system, so you have more volume of vacuum... a hole in that is basically a vacuum leak and would cause it to be lean,
temp fix, pull the lines (i think there is 2) and couple them together if there is 1, just plug it
temp fix, pull the lines (i think there is 2) and couple them together if there is 1, just plug it
#8
the bulb thing is melted, there is a hole in it.. you are losing all your vacuum out that hole, you might need to get a can of vacuum to pour back in to replace what you lost actually... but i would deal with it before you lose more... and if you just clear the code, you will still be leaking out that vacuum... which is not a good thing, a can of vacuum is not cheap!
alternate answer
nah, it's probably fine... that hole in the middle of the melt area looks like it will seal it's self back up
alternate answer
nah, it's probably fine... that hole in the middle of the melt area looks like it will seal it's self back up
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