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JustOneFeb-28-02 02:28 PM
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#16080, "Best way to clean out intake manifold?"


          

I have the intake manifold off because my engine is off at the machinist being rebuilt. I want to clean up all the crap inside the intake manifold. Does anyone have a good method of how to do this? (Myself)

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RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?, Amish_Eclipse, Feb-28-02 02:31 PM, #1
RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?, Fast420A, Feb-28-02 02:31 PM, #2
RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?, HadesOmega, Feb-28-02 04:05 PM, #3
      RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?, Fast420A, Feb-28-02 04:13 PM, #4
           RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?, vegasdsmr, Feb-28-02 05:41 PM, #5
                RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?, TeamMichael_97RS, Mar-01-02 02:10 AM, #6

Amish_EclipseFeb-28-02 02:31 PM
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#16081, "RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?"
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couple cans of carb cleaner and a wire brush.

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Fast420AFeb-28-02 02:31 PM
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#16082, "RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?"
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Degreaser or brake cleaner.

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HadesOmegaFeb-28-02 04:05 PM
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#16083, "RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?"
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haha ok how bout if its on the car, do you just spray away? Then watch all this black stuff come out of your exhuast pipe when you turn it on?


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Fast420AFeb-28-02 04:13 PM
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#16084, "RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?"
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If you really want to clean it right, take it off the car.



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vegasdsmrFeb-28-02 05:41 PM
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#16085, "RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?"
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better port dat ish, and block your egr while your at it.

good luck

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TeamMichael_97RSMar-01-02 02:10 AM
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#16086, "RE: Best way to clean out intake manifold?"
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Yeah while it's off get it ported/polished. But use carb clenaer, degreaser, and brake clean. Also once you soak it carb cleaner. Use a garden hose and a sprayer, some higher pressure water to brake loose and let the degreaser work.

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