intake manifold
What can i use to re-seal my intake manifold?
Sorry im not much of a genious with mechanics |
[QUOTE=wrxii;505986]What can i use to re-seal my intake manifold?
Sorry im not much of a genious with mechanics[/QUOTE] what did you pull it off for? |
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air tight? |
had to replace turbo intake pipe
and tuna is that a joke? |
You don't need any sealant for the intake manifold.
If you are worried about leaks, clean the mounting surfaces and replace the 2 intake manifold gaskets and torque down the bolts correctly. |
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air tight?[/QUOTE] lol haha yeah he is serious i use that all the time it is even better for exhaust manifolds lol Super glue is good to. But seriously maybe try a set of manifold gaskets???? |
have already started car and its leakin from the intake manifold... it sounds like a very lumpy v8 then stalls
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[QUOTE=Mister Two;505995]clean the mounting surfaces and replace the 2 intake manifold gaskets and torque down the bolts correctly.[/QUOTE]
^ Quoted for truth. The gaskets are cheap. Brent. :) |
Hard not to use "incredibly stupid" along with "wrxii" and "your next post will be, "what is this knocking sound'"" in the same post without sounding like an asshole........So this is the best I could do. :)
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haha rossco
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