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Old 06-10-2009, 07:52 PM
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first time pulling my intake..is there a walkthrough somewhere out there for everything you have to do to pull the intake? fuel system bleeding..etc?
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nevermind...lol

http://www.shbox.com/ci/cam_removal.html
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It's not hard, but intimidating.

If you have the tube in the back still hooked up, it is probably easier to take it off from the rear of the intake rather then the manifold.

Disconnect the harness to give yourself room and then just work it off. Having 2 hands help. Also a good dead soft hammer can be used to get it broken loose.
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The nice thing about these is you don't have to drain the Coolant.
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Oh yeah another thing.. Keep the fuel rail connected. Just use the fuel line disconnect tools to get the lines off but keep the rail attached to the manifold
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Originally Posted by dkishton1486
Oh yeah another thing.. Keep the fuel rail connected. Just use the fuel line disconnect tools to get the lines off but keep the rail attached to the manifold
Agreed, it makes it less messy and its not in the way.
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Originally Posted by Hawk40
Yes, get to know that website thoroughly!
It's been an invaluable tool for me in the past.



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