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And the other piece of advice I'd offer is to unplug the coil connectors BEFORE trying to yank the wire harness clips out of the cover. They're the typical plastic xmas tree push-in type, but they take a lot of force to pull out and release abruptly on the first removal. If the plugs are left in the coil packs, you may really disturb the wires in the connectors when tugging to free the clips.
And the other piece of advice I'd offer is to unplug the coil connectors BEFORE trying to yank the wire harness clips out of the cover. They're the typical plastic xmas tree push-in type, but they take a lot of force to pull out and release abruptly on the first removal. If the plugs are left in the coil packs, you may really disturb the wires in the connectors when tugging to free the clips.
Make sure it is not the cheap chinese knock-offs from rx speedworks. They are NOT affiliated w/the genuine RX Performance Porducts, LLC. that designed them. Let me know if you need any assistance or guidance.
Originally Posted by bob guzzy
I'm wondering is the intake manifold gasket reuseable, or should I pick up a new gasket set if I want to look at the degree of coking?
Gaskets stay in place and all are reusable many times. Very easy to do this. Please post pics.