Intake Manifold Rubber Sleeve Replacement
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Intake Manifold Rubber Sleeve Replacement
I have got a bloated rubber sleeve on intake manifold #1. I have a new sleeve, thanks Roger.
What is the easiest way to do this. Can I just remove the clamps and work the old one off and the new one on. Or will I have to loosen the intake manifold to get the sleeve on?
Thanks in Advance
What is the easiest way to do this. Can I just remove the clamps and work the old one off and the new one on. Or will I have to loosen the intake manifold to get the sleeve on?
Thanks in Advance
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Well, the answer is yes you will have to loosen/take off the intake manifold. The #1 is a bitch and I am going to need to get a different wrench combo to do it.
I am hoping that I can just loosen it a lot and slip the old off and the new on. I gave it a try and could not get to the inside bolt on the manifold. So, I reinstalled the old and am going to go get the right wrench combo, extension, etc.
I am hoping that I can just loosen it a lot and slip the old off and the new on. I gave it a try and could not get to the inside bolt on the manifold. So, I reinstalled the old and am going to go get the right wrench combo, extension, etc.
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I have got a bloated rubber sleeve on intake manifold #1. I have a new sleeve, thanks Roger.
What is the easiest way to do this. Can I just remove the clamps and work the old one off and the new one on. Or will I have to loosen the intake manifold to get the sleeve on?
Thanks in Advance
What is the easiest way to do this. Can I just remove the clamps and work the old one off and the new one on. Or will I have to loosen the intake manifold to get the sleeve on?
Thanks in Advance
Rod