removing intake
checkout shoebox.com his website has it I'm pretty sure. It's not a bad job really and you'll get to reseal your intake out back where they used to be prone to oil leaks from GMs shabby seal job.
Originally Posted by BRETTINATOR
checkout shoebox.com his website has it I'm pretty sure. It's not a bad job really and you'll get to reseal your intake out back where they used to be prone to oil leaks from GMs shabby seal job.
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Staging Lane
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Originally Posted by engineermike
Pulling the intake on an LT1 is cake. No distributor or water passages. Pull all the wiring, hoses, TB, alt bracket, then the 12 bolts and it's off!
-=Rick
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From: Gulfport, MS
Originally Posted by RyneZ06
i did mine with the intake on, it wasnt that hard, used ,i believe, a 1/2" wrench, no need to pull the intake to do that.
Same here. No need to pull the intake. On my 94 it didnt throw a code untill I pulled the solenoid off the wiring harness.