Manifold removal

[Whitebomber]

Removing inlet to paint and I cant work out how to remove one last remaining pipe / sensor (sorry should know what it is for but I don't) at the rear. Sorry I cant be precise however I'm sure anyone that has done the job will know which one I'm talking about....hopefully.

Cheers Steve

 

[MonkeyKnifeFight]

I think its vacuum to the brake cylinder? Either way it just pulls off if you use a pair of pliers.

 

[Louis]

Literally just removed mine. Presume it's the rubber one with the crimped hose?
Just put a screwdriver against the end of it and pull it. Should slide off

 

[Whitebomber]

Literally just removed mine. Presume it's the rubber one with the crimped hose?
Just put a screwdriver against the end of it and pull it. Should slide off

Thanks but it's the one with the elbow joint thats next to the crimped hose.

 

[flebay]

Thanks but it's the one with the elbow joint thats next to the crimped hose.

Push the tabs in with a flat head screw driver

 

[MonkeyKnifeFight]

Gearbox end or Timing end?

 

[Whitebomber]

Thanks for the comments guys. As usual just needed to remove the training bra and give it a bit more force. Screwdriver to lever off !

 

[Louis]

I know which one you meant after having my mani off again. It's just the breather to the airbox iirc

 

[STEVE.M]

I know which one you meant after having my mani off again. It's just the breather to the airbox iirc

Vacuum take off for the carbon canister on a 182.

 

[Louis]

Vacuum take off for the carbon canister on a 182.

It's the other one I think that's not on the upper inlet. The right angle on at the bottom? Or am I wrong

 

[STEVE.M]

It's the other one I think that's not on the upper inlet. The right angle on at the bottom? Or am I wrong

I assumed it was this one that was the subject of discussion.