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#666802 08/01/2010 5:50 AM
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Is there a trick to securing the heat riser spring on the intake manifold. Mine slides in and is snug but a little bit of road time and it wants to fall off. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks,
Bob

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it should slide right in to a slot on the end opposent the counter wieght,and be pulled around to engage the stud.


theres a tool for every job,and that tool is a hammer. it's easy to give advice if it's not your pocket book at stake. A well thought out plan,Is nothing. Untill exacuted twice.

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