Intake gasket
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intake gasket should be ms96033 its a one peice blue coated steel gasket
kit also came with a small tube of black rtv
you should dry fit intake with valley pan and measure to make sure the rubber seals have enough room to be used , if they dont use sealer on the block rails (youll need more than the small tube they provide)
also check that the intake meets the head evenly top and bottom and that bolt holes look like they will line up , some setups need to have intake milled due to heads that have been milled
clean off block rails at corners , clean head intake surface and intake mating surfaces and rail edges of any old sealer
press the intake valley pan into the valley and let it snap up under the edge of the head , line up the head ports
( you can smear a little rtv sealer at the coolant port but dry will work )
squirt a bean size ball of rtv into each corner where block rail meets head
push the rubber seals under the head and press onto the block rails
put another dab of sealer on top of the rubber seals at the corners and up onto the intake gasket drop the intake onto the block
kit also came with a small tube of black rtv
you should dry fit intake with valley pan and measure to make sure the rubber seals have enough room to be used , if they dont use sealer on the block rails (youll need more than the small tube they provide)
also check that the intake meets the head evenly top and bottom and that bolt holes look like they will line up , some setups need to have intake milled due to heads that have been milled
clean off block rails at corners , clean head intake surface and intake mating surfaces and rail edges of any old sealer
press the intake valley pan into the valley and let it snap up under the edge of the head , line up the head ports
( you can smear a little rtv sealer at the coolant port but dry will work )
squirt a bean size ball of rtv into each corner where block rail meets head
push the rubber seals under the head and press onto the block rails
put another dab of sealer on top of the rubber seals at the corners and up onto the intake gasket drop the intake onto the block
