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Old 04-02-2007, 01:28 PM
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OK, so I plan on doing the UIM replacement with the LIM gaskets as well here in the next month or two. Lemme make sure I have everything that I need:

http://www.autopn.com/store/pc/viewP...product=229679

GM Aluminum Frame Lower Intake Manifold Gasket set: GM PN# 89017816

Just those two, correct? Or am I missing something?

Thanks.
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Chris..you will need coolant elbows, throttle body cleaner and there'* something I'm forgetting.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Chris..you will need coolant elbows, throttle body cleaner and there'* something I'm forgetting.
Throttle body cleaner is a no brainer. Got some PN'* for the elbow'*? I can pick them up while at the dealer for the gaskets, or if they are cheaper at the parts store, I'll go that route as well.
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If you search (I'm too busy at work) you should be able to find the HELP part number. They are made by Dorman. Autozone usually has a set in the store for $4

Don't forget the brake clean and oil absorbant, probably no brainers..but the newer folks with less experience may not know how well brake clean on a rag cleans a gasket surface of all oil/residue.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
If you search (I'm too busy at work) you should be able to find the HELP part number. They are made by Dorman. Autozone usually has a set in the store for $4

Don't forget the brake clean and oil absorbant, probably no brainers..but the newer folks with less experience may not know how well brake clean on a rag cleans a gasket surface of all oil/residue.
Oh definately. I've actually used brake clean to degrease an engine bay before. Was working soooo much better than the engine degreaser or even simple green was.

Yeah, I'll do a search to make sure I have everything that I need.
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One thing to look at ahead of time/consider. there is a small bracket on the front side of the throttle body.. 8mm bolts hold it to the intake manifold. Take a look at it and decide how you are going to remove it. There is no easy way with the crossover in place..however a well placed wrench will usually work.

Also..consider having a 6 point 10mm and 6 point 3/8 sockets on hand. Many of our "10mm" bolts fit better in a 3/8 socket than a 10mm.
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I have about 10 different 10mm'* sitting in my toolbox at work, I think I have that covered!

I'll take a look at that bolt though. I'm sure I'll come up with something ingenious to get it out.

Instead of hogging this thread, I will just create my own.
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Originally Posted by slick94prix
I have about 10 different 10mm'* sitting in my toolbox at work, I think I have that covered!

I'll take a look at that bolt though. I'm sure I'll come up with something ingenious to get it out.

Instead of hogging this thread, I will just create my own.
he is not kidding about the 3/8
I went and got the uim long story but I will be putting it together tonight with a little smoothing first. and it was the coolant passsage in the lower that failed
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I literally bought a 3/8 this weekend knowing I was pulling my intake and Pete was also changing his gaskets.

Interesting tidbit. on the intake, oil pan and valve covers the 3/8 fits perfectly....all other 10mm on the car it simply won't fit. GM was hosing us knowing 3/8 bolts were very close to 10mm.
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I am not going to complain alot here but the APN is the biggest waste of money I have spent on this car I will not buy from them again. go somewhere else. I have to completely take off the lim again to get that all to work right I am highly mad


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