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Chrysler Imperial Intake Manifold
The Intake Manifold of Chrysler Imperial automobiles is responsible for the delivery of the air or air/fuel mixture to the cylinder especially with a major influence on its general performance and power. In the past Chrysler Imperial intake manifolds were made out of cast iron and aluminum for the most part, today they are made out of lighter weight composite plastics for better fuel economy and cooler air for better combustion. Chrysler Imperial vehicles have used many types of intake manifolds ranging from ordinary ones to the more contemporary variable-length intake manifolds (VLIM). The VLIM technology deals with the airflow and pressure of the engines, it adjusts them according to the load condition for better torque and fuel economy. The gasket of the intake manifold and the control of air flow through the series of channels known as the runners are vital to avoid any performance problems thus the type of design and the material of choice of Chrysler imperial engines should therefore be given a considerable amount of attention.
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Chrysler Imperial Intake Manifold Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you remove and install the intake manifold in 3.0L V6 engine on Chrysler Imperial?A: Before the intake manifold can be pulled off, the fuel system pressure has to be released and the battery negative terminal removed while considering to drain the cooling system including the cylinder block. Subsequently, the air cleaner assembly must be pulled off, its coil high tension spark plug lead must be disconnected as well as three spark plug leads related to the rear cylinder; finally the coil assembly must be unbolted. Remove the accelerator cable and the Throttle Valve cable from the throttle body and then removed the air intake plenum as well as the throttle body as a single unit. Climb up and unscrew the fuel injector then, unscrew the map sensor bracket bolts and then disconnect the PCV valve hose. loosen coolant tube flange bolts Turn the manifold retaining nuts in a 1/4 turn and then release to a free condition, beginning with the outer nuts. The manifold can be bolted to the cylinder heads which may stuck hence a gentle force is required to get off the gasket bond without damaging the cylinder head. In the case of installation, it is recommended that the mating surface of the cylinder heads and manifold be free from any debris and that solvents used for the removal of gaskets be applied at this time. Scrape the surfaces with gasket scraper and remove the old sealant and clean the surface as well as clearing the intake ports with lacquer thinner or acetone. Place the gaskets on the cylinder heads installing the beaded sealant side up, as well as if you bought a new manifold you have to transfer the coolant temperature sending unit and sensor from the old one, the threads needs to be coated with Teflon tape or thread sealant. Hinge the manifold into position to align the inlet and outlet ports and any other holes and securely fit the washers and nuts and tighten them in the correct sequence to the correct torque. Apply sealant on the coolant tube flange gasket, place it and tighten the bolts of the flange. Last of it, tighten the MAP sensor bracket bolts and put it into its position, you can now reverse the procedure used in removing the intake manifold, start the engine and check for oil or coolant leakage at the joints of the intake manifold.
