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Old 04-18-2006, 06:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Replacing the intake manifold, hoses, egr and vac sim

I need to replace all of these, i cant see where half the hoses go, to take off the manifold, do i really have to pull the engine?

let me know thanks

any one have pics of the back of the engine?
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to take off the manifold, do i really have to pull the engine?

any one have pics of the back of the engine?
werd. i need to know the same thing.
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No, you don't have to pull the engine to remove the intake manifold.

You can get to the nuts/bolts on the intake manifold from underneath the car. Theres no way to get to them from the top.
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are jack and stands enough to get under there and get to the bolts?
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^ Yes. Thats how I removed the intake manifold from a 3S-FE. 5S-FE is similar.


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