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Anything to do when the Plenum is off?

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Old Mar 17, 2005 | 06:57 PM
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Taking it off this weekend to clean it up, and find whatever it is under it that is spewing coolant all over my engine.

I've got a dremel, maybe I should port it.
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I'd probably port it. You won't see much of a gain, but its free.
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Definately get rid of the ridges that are on the leading edge of the runners. Probably not worth much, but it certainly won't hurt.
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I hope I dont have to replace teh gaskts. I probably should, but meh. I dont want to spend any more money on this thing.

I wonder what cuold be leaking though? I wonder if the manifold is cracked...
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you can get right at the egr and fpr, at least on my '85 you can.
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