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flame trap installation..... 700

posted by  jsaw on  Mon Sep 22 15:32 CST 2003
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The flame trap installation itself is pretty simple. The FAQ has some pictures that give you an idea of what it looks like, because the hard part of the job is getting to the flame trap..it's underneath the intake manifold tucked up against the block. Once you see what it is your dealing with in there, you'll realize it's not too hard.

This is a four cylinder, right?





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