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The car is a 1991 300D 2.5, I know it is a probably a vacummline, but is there a proper way to loook for vacumm leaks, aside from a thorough visual inspection? I tried to listen, but the diesel clatter is much more audible then a vacuum leak. I was doing some work on the car and I checked in the proximity of where I was working, but nothing looks loose.
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