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J.S.B.

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Oily Left Bank Plugs
« on: 25 October 2011, 09:42:25 »

Hi Guys,

After the Essex meet 2 weeks ago I've replaced the exhaust and I was about to start on the sparks. I've got a new dis pack as well as advised and I had taken the plenum off. When I took the first lead out of the left bank (135) I noticed it had it's own personal supply of chocolate sauce, and the same for the other two leads. I thought it best to not use my car until I got a set of gaskets through (today). The right hand bank seems okay but I got two sets of gaskets anyway, I figure I might as well replace both sides.
I've looked on the forum and it says use a turkey baster, lots of kitchen roll, and be careful of the cover as it could be brittle due to age. Is there a best way/order to do things and is there anything in particular to be aware of? Also the 4 pipes on top of the plenum have clips on the outer two. Do these need to have the clips on them?

Regards

J
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feeutfo

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Re: Oily Left Bank Plugs
« Reply #1 on: 25 October 2011, 09:48:48 »

Don't worry about the clips. They need special pliers. They will stay on, they run on vacume anyway.

Rest as the guide. Make sure you use the correct goo though.
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aaronjb

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Re: Oily Left Bank Plugs
« Reply #2 on: 25 October 2011, 10:03:32 »

I stuck a cable tie around the vacuum pipes on mine - been a tried & tested way of securing vacuum & small boost reference hoses for years ;)
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