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Found the hiss - Intake manfold gasket - Step by step to replace? 200

posted by  TONY H on  Wed Nov 23 14:47 CST 2011
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As Jonn mentioned. Unplug the Harnesses to the Throttle Switch, and the obvious Plumbing. Do not take off any Gas flow stuff. Take off the nuts and rock the intake up and roll it over out of the way. Nows a very good time to clean the Oil Separator box. Buy an 'o' ring for the bottom of it.

Before you get started. Make sure you have a 12mm (or 13mm) wrench to get to two hard nuts (the ratcheting wrenches are great here if you have them. I think one was by teh #3 tube and one was on #2. Also make sure you have a magnet to retrieve the nuts that you are going to keep dropping as you try to put them back on the studs.
This was one job I did not have my camera out for. Sorry
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