hey all,
about to install a fresh intake manifold on my EA81..
any tips, do's & dont's,and warnings appreciated
shanonsf
82 GLW
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Guest Message by DevFuse

intake manifold install tips?
Started by
shanonsf
, Aug 29 2003 02:28 AM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 29 August 2003 - 02:28 AM
#2
Posted 29 August 2003 - 02:32 AM
order new intake-to-head bolts from the dealer. put anti-sieze on them before installation. Buy a tap and clean out the threads in the heads. try not to snap off any corroded bolts. and label all the things you disconnect.
#3
Posted 29 August 2003 - 02:55 AM
I have had it unbolted recently to mess with the EGR passage. So I think it'll come off clean, good tip about the anti seize
this time I have to disconnect/reconnect alot of unfamiliar stuff (intimitading) and swap the fresh carb i recently installed etc........
I'll keep ya posted & thx
shanonsf
this time I have to disconnect/reconnect alot of unfamiliar stuff (intimitading) and swap the fresh carb i recently installed etc........
I'll keep ya posted & thx
shanonsf
#4
Posted 29 August 2003 - 02:58 AM
ALL NEW GASKETS! 
Kinda goes without saying, but just to make sure. You can get a sheet of gasket paper too and a nice exacto knife to make those hard to find gaskets. Not every Kragen and Napa has Carburator Gaskets for a EA81 hitachi.
Also, gimme a call if you run into any problems. I will have all day tomorrow off (Friday).
-Brian

Kinda goes without saying, but just to make sure. You can get a sheet of gasket paper too and a nice exacto knife to make those hard to find gaskets. Not every Kragen and Napa has Carburator Gaskets for a EA81 hitachi.
Also, gimme a call if you run into any problems. I will have all day tomorrow off (Friday).
-Brian
#5
Posted 29 August 2003 - 09:35 AM
And dont forget to double check your bolt torque after a thousand miles!!! Or you will end up like me and blow your intake manifold gaskets 2000 miles

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