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#1126106 09/25/2015 2:19 AM
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hi everybody, I have a new noise in my 1967 gmc camper cruiser. it has a 351 v6 engine and the new noise sounds like blow by, but I cant seem to fiqure it out. it maybe exhaust manifold or something with the intake. if I put my hand near the intake manifold and the carb on the passenger side I can hear blow by and feel pressure coming from somewhere?? could it have something to do with the exhaust flapper ? any ideas?

#1126109 09/25/2015 2:29 AM
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looking for somebody that knows about 1967 gmc pickup with a 351 v6

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Squirt it w/ a soap solution. If sucking noise, squirt with flammable substance, engine might speed up.


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It might be exhaust leaking at the heat passage in the intake manifold. Could be an intake gasket at this area or if it has an automatic choke (which I dought) it could be the choke stove leaking.


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is there a gasket for the heat passage on the intake manifold or is it on the exhaust manifold? on the 351v6


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