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Dreaded manifold stud symptoms


joshellis
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Hi everyone. I believe my rig has broken studs on the LH head (from the drivers position), causing ticking when warming up or being shut off then started again. As I understand the studs will need to be extracted. My question - realistically - is it best the remove the engine to perform this task? I will be getting expert help with the task, but I've heard from both sides that it can be done either way. Thanks.

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well normally it happends on the passenger side. ik i was able to get mine out with out having to take the motor out. if the bolts didnt snap off all the way in the motor and there is a tiny bit sticking out weld a bolt to the end thats sticking out and you should be able to just twist it out. thats what me and a freind did and it worked great!

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i wouldnt remove the engine...if you can't get accesss to the studs through the fenderwell stock install a 3" BL then that should give you plenty of working room...I have a video of removing a stud with the engine out of the truck tho somewhere in the garage section

 

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