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stock intake removal? - Carb
I have an intake leak and need to replace the gaskets on my carburated '85. My question is, what needs to be romoved to put new gaskets on the intake manifold? I realize I have to unhook quite a bit of vacuum lines, but what about Valve-covers? distributer?
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Valve covers don't have to come off. I don't know if you can get the intake off with the distributer in cause I took mine out when I did mine. Other then that it's a cake walk.
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you can remove the intake without removing the distributor,just take off the dist cap. ITs not biggie at all. Good LUck
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