LS inlet manifold removal
LS inlet manifold removal
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C Lee Farquar

Original Poster:

4,181 posts

238 months

Wednesday 12th February 2014
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I need to take mine off, do the fuel rails and injectors come off with it?

Any gaskets to worry about?

Many thanks

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

282 months

Wednesday 12th February 2014
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If you can access the retaining bolts then you can leave the rails and injectors in situ. The plenum has individual gaskets on each port runner but they won't break when you lift the plenum.

C Lee Farquar

Original Poster:

4,181 posts

238 months

Thursday 13th February 2014
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I can get to the bolts, thanks for your help.

I need to clean the inside of the manifold so I guess I should pull the injectors out. Is that straightforward?

macgtech

997 posts

181 months

Thursday 13th February 2014
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C Lee Farquar said:
I can get to the bolts, thanks for your help.

I need to clean the inside of the manifold so I guess I should pull the injectors out. Is that straightforward?
Yes. Once the rails are unscrewed the whole lot just pulls off the inlet.

Paul.B

3,949 posts

286 months

Thursday 13th February 2014
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It is straight forward. A couple of bolts hold the Fuel Rail down and the Injectors held in place with a small clip on each. Just make sure the Injector clips are properly seated when re-assembling.

C Lee Farquar

Original Poster:

4,181 posts

238 months

Saturday 15th February 2014
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Thanks chaps, all off as described.

Does anyone have a torque figure handy for refitting?

macgtech

997 posts

181 months

Saturday 15th February 2014
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C Lee Farquar said:
Thanks chaps, all off as described.

Does anyone have a torque figure handy for refitting?
44 in/lbs 1st pass, 89 in/lbs 2nd pass. Note that these are INCH pounds.

Start in the middle working outwards, alternating sides.

Edited by macgtech on Saturday 15th February 19:44