inlet mainfold removal

creedy

New Member
HELP :!:

i need to remove the inlet mainfold, caus there is a pipe behind it pissing water :evil: just wanted to know how hard it is and how long it mite take? any tips :?:

cheers
 

JU5TY

Member
Not easy at all!

My dad did mine for me a few weeks back. He had to cut spanners in half, buy different tools etc...

Do a search, there was a thread about it a while ago.
 

creedy

New Member
GREAT :shock:

looks like im going to have some fun then...i will try and remove it with the engine in.
wots the easy way to remove the Y bracket?
 

MarkTurbo

Well-Known Member
Which pipe is it :?: Anything behind/under the inlet manifold is a pain in the ar5e :( Thats why i left my Y bracket off when the engine went back in!

Did it happen last night then after our little blast :wink:
 

creedy

New Member
dont knw wot pipe it is. but wen i turn engine off water piss's out under neath, and its coming from that area.

no it was ok then, it started overheating again after i dropped chip home.
 
N

Norfy

Guest
some ppl take the manifold off in three pieces, but u can get it all off in one.

its not that bad to do really, but leave your Y brackett off when u refit.
 

nismoboy

New Member
well done mate :wink: was it hard? also if u have any idle probs u might wanna clean the icv while u have that lot off.
 

creedy

New Member
it was tricky, but not realy hard. anything is posable wen u put ur mind to it. which one is the ildle valve?
 

MarkTurbo

Well-Known Member
Idle control valve is the one on the top left hand corner of the manifold in your pic :wink:

Which pipe was it in the end then :?:
 

creedy

New Member
though so....cheers

duno yet havent realy looked, just had me dinner.
is there a samco kit for the back of the engine?
 

nismoboy

New Member
creedy said:
though so....cheers

duno yet havent realy looked, just had me dinner.
is there a samco kit for the back of the engine?
nope, but if i were u i`d check all the hoses and if they look old replace them and fit jubilee clips on everthing to prevent future air leaks :wink:
 
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Norfy

Guest
samco have alot of 90 degree bent hoses and straight ones that will do the job.
get hold of a demon tweeks catalogue, they are all listed.

will warn you though, when i looked into this i was getting the total up to around £100 ish for hoses you can even see :shock:
its just nice to know all your hoses are good tho
 

creedy

New Member
dnt matter if u can see them or not...silcone is better than rubber.

sum of my hose's are black silcone anyways
 
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