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12-26-2001, 12:53 AM
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In the next couples days im going to be putting my car back together. 
Just waiting for the new clamps in mail. I have scraped almost all the old lower to upper intake gasket off the lower intake manifold, but not completely. I have a new gasket for it. Should i leave it dry or put some high temp copper gasket on there too, or anthing else?
12-26-2001, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by 1Revvin7' date='Dec. 26 2001,01:53
In the next couples days im going to be putting my car back together. Just waiting for the new clamps in mail. I have scraped almost all the old lower to upper intake gasket off the lower intake manifold, but not completely. I have a new gasket for it. Should i leave it dry or put some high temp copper gasket on there too, or anthing else?
12-28-2001, 09:12 PM
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My car will be back together tommorrow but, i got a problem. I had all the fuel lines connected but not connected to the secondart rail. I used an electric saw to cut to fuel lines and it heated up the rubber and made little bits inside. I had relized this as everything was put together. So i used my air compressor to blow out the pieces, BAD IDEA. all those little pieces blew out, but then after like 3 secs all this fuel came gushing out. I put my finger on the spot to plug the hole. Then the other line started gushing, i let my had off and got sprayed in the eyes. should have been wearin So i got fuel all over under my hood. What should i do? i thought let it evaporate and spray it down with water in morning. And ideas?
12-29-2001, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by 1Revvin7' date='Dec. 28 2001,22:12
My car will be back together tommorrow but, i got a problem. I had all the fuel lines connected but not connected to the secondart rail. I used an electric saw to cut to fuel lines and it heated up the rubber and made little bits inside. I had relized this as everything was put together. So i used my air compressor to blow out the pieces, BAD IDEA. all those little pieces blew out, but then after like 3 secs all this fuel came gushing out. I put my finger on the spot to plug the hole. Then the other line started gushing, i let my had off and got sprayed in the eyes. should have been wearin So i got fuel all over under my hood. What should i do? i thought let it evaporate and spray it down with water in morning. And ideas?
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