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Ive had problems with a dirty MAF in some other cars ive had, threw left bank lean codes alot. I think they make a MAF cleaner in a spray can now, I used to use electric motor cleaner from the autoparts store.
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I am just going to replace the gasket, but for anyone having the intake manifold issue and wants to try to re-torque it:
Make sure you do the below when the motor is cold...
1. Loosen the bolts (out to finger tight)
2. Starting at the middle of the intake on the drivers side; torque to 44 inch pounds in a circular patten (similar to the torque sequence on heads).
3. Starting at the same position torque again to 89 inch pounds.
4. Start and let the engine come to full temp
5. Allow engine to cool
6. Check the torque on intake bolts (89 inch pounds)
Hope this helps...
Chris
Make sure you do the below when the motor is cold...
1. Loosen the bolts (out to finger tight)
2. Starting at the middle of the intake on the drivers side; torque to 44 inch pounds in a circular patten (similar to the torque sequence on heads).
3. Starting at the same position torque again to 89 inch pounds.
4. Start and let the engine come to full temp
5. Allow engine to cool
6. Check the torque on intake bolts (89 inch pounds)
Hope this helps...
Chris
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