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Old 21-02-2011, 08:39 PM   #1
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Default Problem with New intake manifold/runners

Bought a new intake manifold for BA 4.0
On closer inspection we found a deep cast fault in it that had been camouflaged with a dob of thick alloy colored paint.
The fault runs down pretty far just under the surface & pops out in certain areas.
Do you think it will crack after it heats up & cools down a few times?
Should i try to get it replaced?
It is in the machined No2 bank injector recess. My mechanic says that the injector may eventually leak there.


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