Flossie
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12 nuts, standard m8 nuts if you lose any.Think I will actually didn't realise I removed that many nuts off the manifold
Range rover p38 2.5
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I need to source an m8 nut because the manifold has been taken off before previously and noticed a nut missing the inside one at the end nearest to the windscreen. Either a bugger to bolt in or lost it taking the manifold at the time.
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You have metal inlet so if you take the manifold off you’ll have to carefully clean the old ones off and replace the gaskets - STC2203 x6.
Easier just fit the pipes with it on. You can get away without replacing the gaskets on a later plastic manifold. The metal is like cheese so be careful not to gouge it, a used/dulled scourer works well
Easier just fit the pipes with it on. You can get away without replacing the gaskets on a later plastic manifold. The metal is like cheese so be careful not to gouge it, a used/dulled scourer works well
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It is not always possible to replace the leak off pipes without removing the manifold, depends on the orientation of the injectors.
Do you know if the gasket on a 2.5 bmw is a full gasket or 6 separate ones? Thanks
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You did it with the manifold in place? Wow. That must be really tricky to do.
Take the manifold off! You'll need a magnet in a stick to catch the nuts unless you're blessed with small hands. 12 nuts, as others have said. That one nearest the bulkhead (windscreen) on the underside also should have a bracket attached which holds the breather tubes in place. You slip that over the bolt before adding the nut and tightening up.
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