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I am trying to dig through all this mess to get my lower intake man off. I came to a hault when i was trying to seperate the 2 chrome tubes attaching to the fuel rails. There were 2 clips tthat i disconnected and i tried to pull the tubes apart and got no results.
I wanted to also add, when removing the lower intake is there anything i should do or be careful of. I have drained the coolant already and marked hoses the best i could with tape, but i still think its going to be a nightmare to re assemble. While i have all this mess apart i plan on cleaning it up, getting the ports smoothed out. I have money to spend so what are some little upgrades i could do while i have everything off here. I dont ever want to pull this off again Haha I dont tear apart engine that often. Thank you guys! hope you can help me here first with these fuel rails
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If you have the money, get a Haynes manual. It will be a big help when you are trying to take things apart. Not trying to rip you but my manual helped me out with what you are attempting to do.
Ok thanks. I will go to aap and get that kit. I do have a haynes manual and maybe i should use it a little more What would be some good upgrato do while i have this apart. As i mentioned above id like to get my intakes cleaned somehow and get port grinded smooth. Anything else?
coolant is leaking onto the ground and is also being burnt in my #8 cylinder. I know its leaking from the heads or the lower intake and i am going to replace gaskets and check the condition of everything.
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