BEST guide for INTAKE LEAK FIX.....
07-24-2003, 02:05 PM
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BEST guide for INTAKE LEAK FIX.....
can you guys post some links for the intake manifold leak fix? any tips/tricks i should know? I just got back from gettin the ms95580 gasket set and some high temp copper rtv along with the fuel disconnect tools, gonna borrow a tourqe wrench from a buddy of mine unless i can go up to sears and get a cheap one for under 30 buxs. thanks guys....
07-24-2003, 02:18 PM
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07-24-2003, 02:21 PM
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yea, projecttransam has 2 or 3 good ones. Maybe try www.installuniversity.com?
07-24-2003, 03:01 PM
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Re: BEST guide for INTAKE LEAK FIX.....
Originally posted by Hyperspeed97z28
I just got back from gettin the ms95580 gasket set and some high temp copper rtv along with the fuel disconnect tools, gonna borrow a tourqe wrench from a buddy of mine unless i can go up to sears and get a cheap one for under 30 buxs. thanks guys....
I just got back from gettin the ms95580 gasket set and some high temp copper rtv along with the fuel disconnect tools, gonna borrow a tourqe wrench from a buddy of mine unless i can go up to sears and get a cheap one for under 30 buxs. thanks guys....
You have slim to no chance of getting a torque wrench under $60 and if you did, I wouldn't trust its readings. If you have to borrow a nice one, do so, but its worth spending the $70-100 for a decent one. Tools are an investment
07-24-2003, 03:06 PM
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Re: Re: BEST guide for INTAKE LEAK FIX.....
Originally posted by PatriotTA
I hope you got the white Lisle set of fuel line disconnect tools. If not, return the OEM/Performance Tools colored set you bought and pick up the Lisle set. Otherwise you will be cussing all night long and have nothing to show for it (ask me how I know...).
You have slim to no chance of getting a torque wrench under $60 and if you did, I wouldn't trust its readings. If you have to borrow a nice one, do so, but its worth spending the $70-100 for a decent one. Tools are an investment
I hope you got the white Lisle set of fuel line disconnect tools. If not, return the OEM/Performance Tools colored set you bought and pick up the Lisle set. Otherwise you will be cussing all night long and have nothing to show for it (ask me how I know...).
You have slim to no chance of getting a torque wrench under $60 and if you did, I wouldn't trust its readings. If you have to borrow a nice one, do so, but its worth spending the $70-100 for a decent one. Tools are an investment
07-24-2003, 03:13 PM
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Re: Re: Re: BEST guide for INTAKE LEAK FIX.....
Originally posted by madwolf
Lisle set? Where can you get that? I will need to disconnect mine pretty soon and I'd like to have the right tool.
Lisle set? Where can you get that? I will need to disconnect mine pretty soon and I'd like to have the right tool.
07-24-2003, 03:58 PM
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Originally posted by TerryZ28
Any ideas on where else to purchase the Liste tool. Does PepBoys or Checker Auto Parts carry them?
Thanks
Any ideas on where else to purchase the Liste tool. Does PepBoys or Checker Auto Parts carry them?
Thanks
07-25-2003, 09:51 AM
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My guide pretty much sucks but it has some decent pics for you
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/fbody/intakefix.htm
http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/fbody/intakefix.htm
07-25-2003, 09:56 AM
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Taking off the fuel lines is just going to cost you time. Unbolt the rail, slide the wiring harness behind the intake manifold and shcrader valve, the move away. It will give you plenty of room to remove the intake.