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To be sure they are not leaking go over them like I mentioned listening carefully for leaks to be sure.
In my experience once they start to deteriorate they will start to leak soon after. Some ports are not used from the manifold so it is not uncommon for "ports" to be plugged off but not hoses. A screw in a vacuum line usually indicates a change in the system somehow from a stock config.
In my experience once they start to deteriorate they will start to leak soon after. Some ports are not used from the manifold so it is not uncommon for "ports" to be plugged off but not hoses. A screw in a vacuum line usually indicates a change in the system somehow from a stock config.