I've got a 1988 Dodge P/U with 360 engine. It's my work truck I used for
hauling. One of the lifters has packed it in as of today. Do I have to pull
the intake manifold off to change the lifters on that engine?
I know some engines you do and some you don't. That is why I am asking.
Thanks for your help.
Mack.
I know of no engines that do NOT require the removal of the intake manfold,
including the 360/5.9.
Steve
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PeterD - 06 Jun 2009 13:38 GMT
>I know of no engines that do NOT require the removal of the intake manfold,
>including the 360/5.9.
>Steve
Not Chrysler/Dodge, but the AM General/GEP 6.5 diesel engine you can
change lifters without removing the intake. In fact removing the
intake won't help one bit! (Closed valley design...)
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Steve W. - 06 Jun 2009 17:59 GMT
> I know of no engines that do NOT require the removal of the intake manfold,
> including the 360/5.9.
> Steve
You haven't worked under the hood for very long then.
I can think of a LOT of them.

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Steve W.
Steve Lusardi - 21 Jun 2009 09:01 GMT
My error Steve, I should have said "V" engines.
Steve
>> I know of no engines that do NOT require the removal of the intake
>> manfold,
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> I can think of a LOT of them.