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Engine Bay Sound Pad Replacement?
Has anyone successfully replaced the engine bay sound pad w/o lowering the engine? Good idea/ Really bad idea?
If at all possible, I would like to avoid dropping / partially dropping the engine just to replace the pad - which is really falling apart and flaking all over the place... Thanks!
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Hi i have my engine out right now and i can tell you it looks like a total ***** even with the engine out, well see though.... maybe im wrong. i think i have seen people post that they have done it with the engine in the car.
JERRY
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I recommend to just wait. The engine has to come out eventually for something else. Just do it then.
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Pop the intake plenum off, stuff the intake ports with some rags, and go to town.
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cjyenck,
perhaps there may be at least one thing to learn from my sound insullation experiences. Link to an earlier thread I wrote.. Good luck!! Here if I can help, Marc..  My first post at Pelican Parts Forum... |
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