Subject	Improperly installed upper intake gasket?
Posted by	beanz on May 31, 2012 at 7:43 PM
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Message	Is it possible to improperly install the upper intake gasket, so that air would rush out of it during a boost leak test, even if to the eye the gasket appeared aligned during re-installation and doesn't appear to be shifted out of wack now with the car back together (from what I can see)? I just got my car back together after a long day and it seems that air is rushing out of the driver's side of the motor. At the moment, I can't imagine where it'd be coming from that wouldn't mean pulling the plenum again, which makes me want to cry. But I'll look at it again tomorrow after a night's rest. Andy
Follow Ups	Improperly installed upper intake gasket? - beanz 19:43:00 05/31/12 Lower injector/intake seals all in place? (n/m) - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 21:13:42 05/31/12 I believe so... - beanz 22:18:50 05/31/12 WHat all did you do while you were in there? - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 09:07:23 06/01/12 I did pull the rails... - beanz 09:17:00 06/01/12 Thanks for the lower seal idea, Joe... - beanz 07:53:13 06/01/12 A big part of the leak was the driver's rail lower seals... - beanz 22:44:07 06/01/12
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