BB L36 aluminum intake oil splash shield???
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I don't know if it's still available, but GM used to have a "splash shield" that fit in the lifter valley, that kept the splash from hitting the intake manifold. It was held in place by two tabs on each side, that located against the cylinder heads. There were also similar styles sold by the aftermarket....
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I don't know if it's still available, but GM used to have a "splash shield" that fit in the lifter valley, that kept the splash from hitting the intake manifold. It was held in place by two tabs on each side, that located against the cylinder heads. There were also similar styles sold by the aftermarket....
GM Performance Parts 12555320
Remembering to trim the gasket a little helps ensure they seal
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Melting Slicks
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Appreciate the replies and the part# for the newer style shield. Located them on ebay, didn't know they were available. Also checked partpalceinc, but could not find on their website, would probably have to call them for info.
Looks like 12555320 may be the way to go......thanks again.....Tom
Looks like 12555320 may be the way to go......thanks again.....Tom
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The cast material was so brittle that when welded it started cracking up the side after cooling. The casting job was very poor with all kinds of defects and I doubt 45 years of heat cycles and exhaust flowing through it helped much either. I had to hunt up another manifold and they are getting expensive.
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The cast material was so brittle that when welded it started cracking up the side after cooling. The casting job was very poor with all kinds of defects and I doubt 45 years of heat cycles and exhaust flowing through it helped much either. I had to hunt up another manifold and they are getting expensive.
Last edited by Les; 02-07-2016 at 09:38 PM.
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I had to remove the one off my original LS-6 manifold to clear the roller lifters. I will look for it and see if it is the same for the oval port manifold. It should be. I know I still have the shield, just gotta put my hand on it. I will let you know.
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Thanks.....appreciated.......
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