Lazy Question: Intake Removal
06-20-2008, 02:45 PM
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RE: Lazy Question: Intake Removal
No need to drain the coolant unless you just want to change it while your in there. You will only lose a small amount when pulling the intake (no coolant in the intake when engine is off and cool).
06-20-2008, 02:52 PM
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RE: Lazy Question: Intake Removal
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No need to drain the coolant unless you just want to change it while your in there. You will only lose a small amount when pulling the intake (no coolant in the intake when engine is off and cool).
No need to drain the coolant unless you just want to change it while your in there. You will only lose a small amount when pulling the intake (no coolant in the intake when engine is off and cool).
Well, when I go to disconnect the 2-3 hoses that connect to the intake manifold, how much will I be pouring all over?
If I dont have to drain it, i'll save myself quite a bit of time.
But at the same time, if I'm in my garage, I dont want to lose a half gallon of coolant all over/pour it all over my engine.
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