First, have the tools needed on hand. Disconnect the pos. on the battery. Drain the rad. coolant from the bottom hose, remove the alt. To slack the belt there is a square slot on the adjuster, insert a ratchet and slack. Take a picture of all the hoses and wiring for reinstalling. Now start to remove all the wiring and hoses, you can just move the fuel rail over, there is enough room. Now remove all the bolts for the intake. It will just pop up, or use screw driver in the corners to help it off. Clean the gasket area very well, if you have air, blow the dirt away, you don't want to have to do the job a second time because you did not clean the area. Torque the new intake on with new gaskets, get the spec's for the torque and sequence. Install all the rest of what you removed, also loosen one of the heater hose's at the fire wall, and just put it back on loose. Fill the rad to the top, start engine, continue to top up rad. and with the heater on full in the car, open the heater hose slightly to let air and coolant out. Do this several times till all the air is out. Top up rad. Check for leaks, good to go. Job takes 6 to 8 hours.
The only way to get to the intake manifold gasket is to take the head off. I'm working on it right now and so far that is all i can say
According to Chilton's, on a V6 you can, but with the V8 you have to take off the intake manifold and get inside...
The starter is located under the intake manifold, and you will have to remove the intake manifold to get to it. Do not forget to buy a intake gasket before you take it off, because they always fall apart when you take the intake manifold off.
on a 2001, with the 3.3, the knock sensor is under the water crossover pipes, which are under the intake manifold. Pain to change. Take off plenum, intake manifold and there it is, on top of the block between the heads.
how to replace intake manifold for 1994 ford falcon ED
Remove the intake manifold and take it to a welding shop that works with aluminum. Let them determine if it can be saved or not.
The intake manifold is underneath the plastic silver cover held down by four nuts. Take it off and you'll find the intake manifold - also plastic. Even more unusual, the starter is underneath the intake manifold!
under the intake manifold
It depends on what you have to remove to get the intake manifold off. Once the intake manifold is off it will take about an hour.
It is in the behind the intake manifold. Just take off the doghouse inside the van and it is starring you in the face.
it is under the intake manifold. you need to take the fuel rail off and take the intake manifold off to get to it it sits in the valley between the cylinder banks
To remove the intake manifold on a 2004 Mitsubishi endeavor, you should take it to a mechanic. An authorized dealer will also fix it for you.