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> Intake AirBox holder, Holder bracket too lose.
young55961
post Oct 23 2026, 04:35 PM
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Hi there, I am having trouble tightening the bracket for the fuel injection system. I feel like I might be missing a step or a specific part. Could you let me know if there is a shop manual or a detailed assembly diagram available for this? Thank you for your help.



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post Oct 23 2026, 06:26 PM
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You need a couple of sleaves on those. Mine has the same things that link the tubes to the plenum but slit down the length so you can wrap the around the tubes.
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post Oct 23 2026, 06:58 PM
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Two issues:

First, you should have a pair of rubber hoses on the intake runners, one on each, that the bracket clamps around. The hoses look like the hoses that connect the runners to the manifold, but might be a little shorter -- at least, they look a little shorter on mine. You'll have to remove the intake runners to install the sleeves, I don't think they'll stay in place if you slit the hoses and pop them on.

Second, that mounting bracket is bent. The top part should be flat, but you have a big bend in yours.
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