on 4.6 intake has to come off
i dont think they do, the lifters are right under the intake manifold
no its out side of the intake
if it is a v6 engine it is located underneath the intake manifold and you have to removed the manifold to replace it. if it is a 4 cylinder it is located on the back side of the engine block below the manifold
There are 2 of them. They are sandwiched between the heads and the engine block. In order to replace them the intake manifold and heads must be removed and exhaust manifold disconnected. Always replace both of them on a V6.
Looking at the engine from the front/top it is in the center between the firewall and the rear of the engine near the throttle input. actually very east to replace. On coupe, it is NOT easy to replace. The entire intake manifold must be removed to gain access.
no.
You must remove the intake first . Its underneath the intake, in the middle of the engine
There is 2 of them on that engine and there underneith the intake manifold. You can't see them are even get to them until the intake is removed.
No, not for the hose but, I have seen the metal bypass tube that the hose connects to, rust out and cause a coolant leak out the back of the engine. The intake manifold would have to be removed to replace that metal tube.
You need to BClear. What Engine are we working with? In General the answer is no.
Where your main intake hose connects to the top of the engine from the air filter box. That is called your upper intake manifold. The injectors are under there. I have removed the upper intake many times because of having to replace injectors on those style trucks. The Oem injectors from the factory are crap.
Probably the one that is leaking. The metal tube that runs front to back under the intake manifold is known to rust out and leak coolant out the upper back end of the engine. The intake manifold must be removed to replace that tube.