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Old 03-06-2016, 05:06 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Mr. Stacy View Post
Thanks!

Yes, exactly why I am avoiding the Seafoam or other TB cleaning procedures offered. Even my Dealer offered a 60k mile chemical clean, but I am way to paranoid of a chunk of something coming loose.

So, I want to remove the whole intake manifold and clean it out correctly and completely.

After that, other areas of carbon buildup can be removed chemically if needed.

I have searched, but have yet to find a step by step for removing the intake manifold from an LLT.

Might have to just bite the bullet.

There is a step by step , do a search for the iceolater that was made by rx products, it required a removal of the IM to install. it's not that hard except for the last bolt near the rear a flexi wrench makes all the world of difference. I removed mine several times when I had my v6
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