Vacuum hoses are notorious for leaking and it only takes a pinhole to mess things up. Maybe do a good eyeball inspection for damage and you can try just submerging all of the hose you can to see if the pressure holds.
Al
Vacuum hoses are notorious for leaking and it only takes a pinhole to mess things up. Maybe do a good eyeball inspection for damage and you can try just submerging all of the hose you can to see if the pressure holds.
Al
I once had a similiar problem with vacuming. I had a bad O-ring gasket on the clear top of my pump filter, and it was leaking air. Fixed that and now I get about 9-10psi of vacuming pressure.
thanks for your help!
the hose was the problem
Another easy and cheap fix and a happy ending. Hoses like that I've successfully used vinyl electrical tape if the hose is in generally good condition and got a small cut or something. But if it shows its age then it gets replaced.
Al
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