This past weekend I spent most of my time working on my engine. The first thing I did was to sand blast the fuel rail to remove rust and prep it for painting (see above). After it was sandblasted, the surface was clean and smooth and a couple coats of Rustoleum brand black paint made it look really nice.Then I re-assembled the intake manifold. Luckily, I had plenty of pictures on my phone of what it looked like before I took it apart, so I was able to put everything back where it came from without too much trouble.


The throttle body is still dirty, but it won't be too visible underneath the intake duct, plus it would have been a pain to clean up (not worth it, in my opinion).

There was a hairline crack in my exhaust manifold (header) that needed to be welded, and after that was done I was able to bolt the intake and exhaust manifolds back up to the engine block.


The throttle body is still dirty, but it won't be too visible underneath the intake duct, plus it would have been a pain to clean up (not worth it, in my opinion).

There was a hairline crack in my exhaust manifold (header) that needed to be welded, and after that was done I was able to bolt the intake and exhaust manifolds back up to the engine block.



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