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Gearing up for spring. Going to replace the intake manifold and have to replace the push rod guide plates. Does anyone have any procedures on how that is done?
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I saw you posted that you had a new Edelbrock intake...but, why do you need to change the guide plates..?? Is there an issue..??
Intake swap is pretty straight forward...prep the car for the project [fender covers, drain pan for coolant, have your tools organized, boxes/bags for bolts and hardware...cleaning solvents, rags, lighting...mostly common sense stuff. -mark distributor location so you can re-install correctly -you will need new intake gaskets, t/stat gasket, carb gasket [maybe] -take some photos with digital camera as a reference before anything is taken apart...this will help if you forget where something goes. -be careful with fuel lines and gas... -work clean, take your time if you do have to change guide plates...?? then the valve covers will need to come off..[maybe new gaskets here]...change them one at a time and try to get the pre-load adj. on the rocker nut to the same spot...you will have to an adjustment after they are all completed. good luck
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