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    hotrodstude is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 2006,ford,f-150,v-6,5-speed manual
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    i use the cork gaskets but use gorill snot on the end seals and let them set 24 hours at the same time i use aviation gasket sealer on the block after 24 hours then install manifold.use an engine hoist to install intake.never had any troubles using this method.

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    larjones is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Car Year, Make, Model: 62 ford thunderbird convertible
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    intake gasket leaking

     



    Iam sometimes beside myself with this 62 thunderbird. It is leaking in a area right under the 8th chamber of the drivers side manifold and it must go down in about 2 and a half inches under the drivers side block. The back of the intake is perfectly dry. Is this possible at all. Larry

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