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RE: Corroded intake manifold?
By Tom - 07/23/2002 9:21:49 AM; IP 204.87.61.254
thanks, Dave. I have had the valve covers off and there is no covering film of the sort you describe. Nevertheless, I imagine there could be a leak in the intake that was small enough not to cause such a filmy deposit. Your idea is a brilliant one though. I do recall having heard that the cross-overs are prone to corroding out, but I hadn't put 2 and 2 together.
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