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Old 07-30-2008, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by shawnjerdon
what years and engines are these silencers on? ihave a 99 with the 5.4 and just tore my air duct out and didnt find anything abnormal.

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does your intake have a bend that looks like the one in the pics?
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honestly it looks the same as the 04+ 4.6 intake also...wouldnt be surprised if it was...going to take a look on friday
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yes, i have a bend that looks identical, i should be able to see the baffel inside the bend correct?
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Old 07-31-2008, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by shawnjerdon
yes, i have a bend that looks identical, i should be able to see the baffel inside the bend correct?
if you look inside the bend you should see a polished plastic bend that is much smaller than bend you seen from the outside
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the above user has zero use on this board when he acts like this....chevy guys
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the above user has zero use on this board when he acts like this....chevy guys
I was simply complimenting you guys for helping each other.... god grief! What wrong with that.
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chill yall , just how do i get the rubber ends off both, ends? since there glued,with out cutting them .can i just use more hose clamps to put back to gethrer

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Old 08-01-2008, 01:38 AM
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Originally Posted by skidmarks
chill yall , just how do i get the rubber ends off both, ends? since there glued,with out cutting them .can i just use more hose clamps to put back to gethrer
yes...i got mine out without taking them off but i didnt do it exactly like the article says...basically i got some very long needle nose pliers and put one side inside the silencer and one side outside...clamped on and twisted the handle untill the silencer ripped i did this 3 times at different places then i got 3 vise-grips and grabbed hold of the plastic where i ripped it and twisted...the plastic twists around the pliers and it turn makes the diameter of the silencer smaller and it allowes it to come out without taking the rubber ends off

after reading that ^^^ again it may be confusing to you...pm me if so
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