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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Orlando, FL
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Plug wires can only be changed when the plenum is pulled, so it's a good opportunity to change a fairly inexpensive part. Some folks (myself included) also used the injector swap as an opportunity to put in new ignition coils, though it could be argued convincingly that this is overkill if they work fine.
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Folsom CA
Posts: 1,663
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Tony:
The only gaskets you'll need is plenum gaskets, here's a link: http://jerrysgaskets.com/store/index...fd0cfa83c0b2b1 Since the spark plug wires and coils can only be accessed with the plenum off, now is the time to replace them if you have any doubts at all. See JeffVette on this forum for these, tell him I sent ya. ![]() While you're under there, now's a good time to test all the vacuum secondary components. Make sure all the connections are leak free, and that all the components are working correctly. Here's all you'll ever need to know (and more) about vacuum secondaries: http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/...0/002/article/ And finally, make sure to re-torque the oil box breather bolts and also the injector housing bolts. They tend to loosen with time. Good luck! TomC "Crabs" |
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