Damn intake broke!
03-18-2009, 06:26 PM
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Damn intake broke! well for the second straight time i got a LS6 intake that i receive broken
. the plastic piece where the brake booster hose connects to....... must be from the shipped or whatever but i need a way to fix it 
is there some kind of very strong bonding glue or epoxy that i can use to glue it back to the intake?? thanks everyone
. the plastic piece where the brake booster hose connects to....... must be from the shipped or whatever but i need a way to fix it is there some kind of very strong bonding glue or epoxy that i can use to glue it back to the intake?? thanks everyone 
03-18-2009, 09:01 PM
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i have heard of plastic welding. i dont know if anyone local to you has that service though. i dont know if i would trust epoxies, but f'in JBweld that ****. j/k. good luck.
03-18-2009, 09:22 PM
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there is a plastic weld that i have seen i think its like an epoxy.
go brouse that section at a parts store and u should find it
i think its called plasiweld or some thing like that.
go brouse that section at a parts store and u should find it
i think its called plasiweld or some thing like that.
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03-18-2009, 10:56 PM
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That whole piece circled in red broke off. but luckily i still got the broken piece. tomorrow ill go to the store and see if they got jb weld, even though never heard of it before. thanks for the replys
03-18-2009, 11:57 PM
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thanks. correct me if im wrong but if that part had a vaccum leak my brakes wouldnt work right? last time i swore i had a leak from the same exact place and pushing the brakes down felt like i was pushin down on a rock. it didnt wanna even do down at all...im guessing becuase it has something to do with the brake booster?
03-19-2009, 04:14 PM
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use some jb weld, you know how it says people have repaired cracked blocks with them?
i litterally filled a cracked coolant port in an aluminum 4cylinder block with some on my old drift motor, it held up for a year to my knowledge i sold the engine to get an ls1 and its still holding up lol
i litterally filled a cracked coolant port in an aluminum 4cylinder block with some on my old drift motor, it held up for a year to my knowledge i sold the engine to get an ls1 and its still holding up lol
03-19-2009, 05:00 PM
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use some jb weld, you know how it says people have repaired cracked blocks with them?
i litterally filled a cracked coolant port in an aluminum 4cylinder block with some on my old drift motor, it held up for a year to my knowledge i sold the engine to get an ls1 and its still holding up lol
i litterally filled a cracked coolant port in an aluminum 4cylinder block with some on my old drift motor, it held up for a year to my knowledge i sold the engine to get an ls1 and its still holding up lol
lol damn man thats some crazy **** lol
03-19-2009, 05:05 PM
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Instead of fixing it, pull your intake, take that whole piece out (as you can see, it's separate from the intake) and put your stock one in the new intake.
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