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anyone know the torque specs for me to go back with on the upper and lower intakes?? I just got done putting the new knock sensor in and neet to go back. Also any takes on the gaskets? as to use the ones from the parts store and or go to the Nissan dealership because they do not look the same and made of different material. Thanx
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Intake manifold nuts and bolts 7 ft # (do it in three steps).
Upper intake 13 -16 ft #
I would suggest Genuine Nissan gaskets if you are not sure the aftermarket will work.
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Yes... i did recieve my new gaskets from Nissan and i have installed the lower intake and the other peice that goes on after i dont know the name of it. It makes a rectangle loop with i believe to all the banks plug up to, and the fuel travels through it. Having to do in small steps cause i work durring the day and do a little at night when i get home, but so far so good. Thanx so much for all the help!!
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