Estimate usage out of a Intake
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They are. The new intakes should be factory installed on the 99'*.
If you have any doubt about whether you have the new or old intake, look at the casting marks on the top of yours.
If you have any doubt about whether you have the new or old intake, look at the casting marks on the top of yours.
My casting date is 1/12/99. 75,000 miles and no signs of coolant loss, but I get nervous everytime we take it more than 50 miles from the house!
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I'm not sure there'* any way to outwardly identify it. Check the sticky post. It'll show you the differences around the EGR port. It'* easy to get to.
Might rest your mind a bit, too
And let us know what you find.
Might rest your mind a bit, too
And let us know what you find.
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if you wanna test your nerves, try driving my car - original upper intake (circa 95, if i remember correctly), and *occasionally* looses coolant, but never in any sort of constant pattern. mostly on longer trips, but only sometimes. i think i may actually have a small leak in my heater bypass (assuming we have one of those - man i really need to start getting to know this car) (of course, i promised the wife that i was going to try *not* to do that with this car)... but every now and then you loose a good centimeter or more of coolant...
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- original upper intake (circa 95, if i remember correctly), and *occasionally* looses coolant, but never in any sort of constant pattern. mostly on longer trips, but only sometimes. i think i may actually have a small leak in my heater bypass (assuming we have one of those - man i really need to start getting to know this car) (of course, i promised the wife that i was going to try *not* to do that with this car)... but every now and then you loose a good centimeter or more of coolant...matt
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by mkaake
if you wanna test your nerves, try driving my car - original upper intake (circa 95, if i remember correctly), and *occasionally* looses coolant, but never in any sort of constant pattern. mostly on longer trips, but only sometimes. i think i may actually have a small leak in my heater bypass (assuming we have one of those - man i really need to start getting to know this car) (of course, i promised the wife that i was going to try *not* to do that with this car)... but every now and then you loose a good centimeter or more of coolant...
matt
- original upper intake (circa 95, if i remember correctly), and *occasionally* looses coolant, but never in any sort of constant pattern. mostly on longer trips, but only sometimes. i think i may actually have a small leak in my heater bypass (assuming we have one of those - man i really need to start getting to know this car) (of course, i promised the wife that i was going to try *not* to do that with this car)... but every now and then you loose a good centimeter or more of coolant...matt
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Re: Estimate usage out of a Intake
Originally Posted by Twister97
Is there a better aftermarket manifold I can purchase somewhere?
Intake Repair Kit
Dorman Upper Plenum
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