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Re: info on intake manifold gaskets-67 Ford FE 428

by elaich <|@[EMAIL PROTECTED] |.|> Mar 21, 2008 at 01:18 AM

rchapman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (sanpablo) wrote in news:47e2d074.7268968
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> I have to pull the intake on my 428 FE as there is an oil leak at the
> back gasket. Any advice or tips would be appreciated. I've been told
> not to use the end gaskets and just use RTV sealant where they would
> go. Any other experiences you've had and advice would be welcome.
> thanks.

I would not trust RTV to fill that fairly large opening. The end gaskets 
have tabs that lock into the side gaskets.

As mentioned, it IS heavy. If you're of a mind to, this would be an 
excellent time to switch to an aftermarket aluminum intake, losing about
75 
pounds of engine weight in the process. The aftermarket intakes are much 
better designed, and you should see an increase in performance as well as 
economy.
 




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info on intake manifold gaskets-67 Ford FE 428
rchapman@[EMAIL PROTECTED  2008-03-20 21:05:04 
Re: info on intake manifold gaskets-67 Ford FE 428
Mort Guffman <mortguff  2008-03-20 18:57:31 
Re: info on intake manifold gaskets-67 Ford FE 428
elaich <|@[EMAIL PROTE  2008-03-21 01:18:57 
Re: info on intake manifold gaskets-67 Ford FE 428
"Jim Warman" &l  2008-03-21 02:52:37 

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