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Intake manifold is off, working on vacuum hoses
Intake is off, doesn't look too bad for 150k miles. Luckily there seems to be relatively little CBU. The swirl flaps are pretty clean. The CBU seems too be concentrated only where the IM and the valve cover meet. Going to think a bit about what the best approach is here.
The soup of hoses, wires and other assorted gadgets that I have uncovered on the drivers side of the engine is incredible. I can't believe the mess and of course everything is covered in black goo. Non of my vac hoses seem bad to the point of leaking but I plan to replace the lot of them. Just wondering what else needs changing while I am in there?
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