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Intake manifold

Aron Gleason

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After replacing the metal valley pan, I still have a vacuum leak. I ve never had this problem before, all I would do is put black silicone on the front and rear of the pan. Then bolt it down and put the intake on with nothing around the ports between intake and pan. Any suggestions?
 
After replacing the metal valley pan, I still have a vacuum leak. I ve never had this problem before, all I would do is put black silicone on the front and rear of the pan. Then bolt it down and put the intake on with nothing around the ports between intake and pan. Any suggestions?
Get the gasket set. Apply proper torque sequence.
 
Also put a straight edge on the intake , if it's aluminum you may have warped one.
Also did the heads or block get cut ?
 
Heads and block never been cut
Is this the same intake being installed on the same engine that was leak free before?
Or has something new been tossed into the mix ?
Can you see on the pan were its leaking ?
 
Is this the same intake being installed on the same engine that was leak free before?
Or has something new been tossed into the mix ?
Can you see on the pan were its leaking ?
Same intake on the motor for over 25 years, and now im having problems getting it to seal. I can see where its leaking with the motor running and spraying carb cleaner.
 
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