need help withremoving intake
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2009
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LOL....
You need to be a little more specific on what exactly we can help you with. There are several write-ups on this forum regarding intake removal. Just use the search function. Everything you need to know is here.
You need to be a little more specific on what exactly we can help you with. There are several write-ups on this forum regarding intake removal. Just use the search function. Everything you need to know is here.
Safety Car
Joined: Dec 2011
Posts: 4,704
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From: Redondo Beach CA
My main problem destroying the rubber hoses due to lack of understanding and patience .
I ripped the thing apart thinking old hoses are no good anyway. Well, I would up fabricating a new cruise control vacuum connector in the rear, and buying a system assembly to replace what I though was just a simple old hose on the side.
I ripped the thing apart thinking old hoses are no good anyway. Well, I would up fabricating a new cruise control vacuum connector in the rear, and buying a system assembly to replace what I though was just a simple old hose on the side.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 3,163
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From: Oceanside California
Well lessons learned this time hopefully. You should always remove everything carefully and in a way that you know how it goes back together. There are important hoses and connections on the back side of the manifold that will really make life hell if you dont get them back together right. Hopefully you will get everything buttoned up right.
What was the reason for removal? Did you have a vacuum leak that made you think gaskets? Usually, if it has been off before, someone would have neglected said things in the back.
What was the reason for removal? Did you have a vacuum leak that made you think gaskets? Usually, if it has been off before, someone would have neglected said things in the back.
