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Posted by Janicholson on May 20, 2007 at 06:56:11 from (66.173.50.61):
This will work (permanently or temporarily) Use a thin popsickle stick like piece of wood that is tapered in thickness. push it into the gap until the gap is scraping the wood (this measures the gap/s). List each gap on scrap paper to be sure to get it correct. Take the Manifold off (one more time I know) Make new (or use pieces of the old gasket) to build up the ports to fill the gap. use blue RTV gasket goo on the intake components to assure a fair seal, and reef it down well when tightening starting with the bolts on the gappy ports. If you can, tighten the exhaust to the intake after the intake is tight to the block. Good luck, JimN
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