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Quadrajet Questions--it isn't the carb after all

Started by Jeff Rosansky CLC #28373, July 10, 2018, 08:11:03 PM

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Jeff Rosansky CLC #28373

Quote from: chrisntam link=topic=150783.msg39?  A little bead of high temp silicone may buy you some time...

Do the plugs that handle those cylinders look different than the others?
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Hummmmm. Mite be worth a try with some silicone until I can really do it. Just smear some at the seam or loosen the manifold, smear it and then retorque it?
I don't know on the plug yet. I hate pulling that 1 plug. Always seem to hit my knuckles on something back there.
Jeff
Jeff Rose
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On my '56 Biarritz, the car acted like it had vapor lock, but indeed it was a leak at the intake manifold. It was detected at idle by spraying something, the RPMs rose for a moment. Strange that you cannot replicate that during idle.
I doubt that you can seal an intake manifold with silicone as there is almost no space to go around the joint with the finger.
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