Homeade vacuum leak test with a vape

My E46 has been losing compression and misfiring, so I created an easy DIY smoke test to check for any vacuum leaks. My 3 series 325i BMW E46 has been broken down for over a year. After people in the r/E46 Reddit liked my build, I finally made a video about it.
#e46 #bmw325i #bimmer #3series

[@thetruebluech8657]

This shit was so fun bro, legendary repair.

[@jaygarcia8563]

Love watching the content brother!

[@Barnapiss]

i appreciate my brother 🙏🏼

[@BUDGIE885]

Yes boys 😂😂😂😂😂 like love it

[@Ultrarunnerdad]

Great little video..... Going to use this to hopefully find my vac leak (Porsche 986 bargain budget banger) Can I borrow your nicotine addict? I don't have my own! 🤣

[@Barnapiss]

@@Ultrarunnerdad Yes, take him. Keep him, he’s too much for me to handle 🤣

[@Ultrarunnerdad]

@@Barnapiss 🤣🤣🤣

[@cheadavid5229]

What was your code mine was P2187

[@michaelstout3922]

Next is the thermostat

[@Kinghippo24.7]

That one line fixed all the issues?????

[@Barnapiss]

Yes! After fixing the 2 vacuum lines, my misfire was gone & it started running better. Right now I have some other issues popping up that I was thinking about making a video about.

[@gavinputman5168]

FIRST!!!

[@Smokey-mt6ye]

Good video! If you have a csl carbon box. Where would you blow smoke into?

[@Barnapiss]

Thanks for watching! With a CSL carbon airbox, blow the smoke through the intake pipe that connects to the air-box. This should help you find any leaks bc it’s virtually doing the exact same.

[@DC-wp6oj]

What was the line under the car connecting to?

[@Kinghippo24.7]

@@DC-wp6ojfuel pressure regulator