Engine - Fixing a Leaky Intake Manifold

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Fixing a Leaky Intake Manifold - Part 4
Topic: Engine Posted:2009-08-07
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The gaskets are on waiting to for the RTV to be dry enough that they will stay in place:

The valve covers are back on:

I had to file down the thermostat housing to get the pits out so it would seal:

Everything is ready for a final torque down after the silicone RTV cures for 24 hours:

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