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So I’ve decided to leave my passenger side plenum alone. It didn’t show signs of leaking and that one is a real pain to do with the ‘one’ infamous bolt and the fuel lines being in the way. Hope I don’t regret not doing it but to be honest this job isn’t as bad as I thought it would be so if I have to do it later down the road I’ll be ok with that. Definitely glad to have help though!
Thanks again everyone for all the help I really appreciate it.
Thanks again everyone for all the help I really appreciate it.
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Leaving the passenger side plenum alone that isn't leaking is a good plan. A lot if these plenums keep a good seal for a long time.
Well done on diagnosing the issue and fixing it.
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Great work! I’m also planning to seal up a leaky driver’s side plenum. Luckily my leak is fairly small so no huge rush.
Any tips or tricks you can share about the plenum job?
I’m running a T4 turbo setup so that aspect is different. Actually planning on leaving my turbo in place unless it gets in the way too much.
Any tips or tricks you can share about the plenum job?
I’m running a T4 turbo setup so that aspect is different. Actually planning on leaving my turbo in place unless it gets in the way too much.
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Not really it was all pretty straight forward. The turbo to collector clamp was the worst of it. For that I used a small chisel and small hammer which popped it off with some patience. I left all of the wiring harness and oil lines in place and just worked under them which was no problem.
Brake cleaner and lots of purple power cleaned up the plenum nicely. I used acetone on the sealing surfaces to ensure there was no oily residue. I wanted to do the passenger side plenum as well but it looked like a lot more work so I decided to leave it alone.
Brake cleaner and lots of purple power cleaned up the plenum nicely. I used acetone on the sealing surfaces to ensure there was no oily residue. I wanted to do the passenger side plenum as well but it looked like a lot more work so I decided to leave it alone.