Jeep Wrangler 4.2L Intake / Exhaust Installation

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Guys, in this video I’ll be re-installing the intake and exhaust manifold for my 1988 Jeep Wrangler. It has the 4.2L engine. I removed them together and will have to reinstall them together. This is the exhaust manifold that I repaired in another video (link below). Hopefully this helps you in a future repair!
I hope you enjoy the video. Please assess your own capabilities before attempting anything you see in this or any other video.
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@v0rt3x86 11 месяцев назад

Also those ones on the end are supposed to be studs (3/8-16 block side, -24 manifold side) and they use the thick cone washers (discontinued) as you see on the centers. Torque spec is 23 lb. ft. iirc starting center and rotating out.

@v0rt3x86 11 месяцев назад

Fwiw anyone rewatching this, the two discarded gaskets would apply if he changed them out on the heater. With all the expansion and contraction, if you're doing the others, I'd strongly suggest it. You can also use a nylon wheel to clean the surfaces without removing any metal 😊

@outdoortypelifestyle9489 10 месяцев назад

All good points! Thanks for commenting. Different perspectives help all of us keep these things on the roads/trails!

@Vaniddekinge 3 года назад

Thanks! We are currently refurbishing our YJ 4.2 from 89. This helps ;-)

@larryalexander4833 3 года назад

Hello I'm also starting a yj 4.2 project. Are you doing any performance mods? I'm looking at doing early 4.0 head

@kderrick31 2 года назад

I'm surprised only 2 comments. Good video. Thanks. I'm reading to not put gasket maker in felpro gaskets. How's yours holding up? Did you put gasket maker on the intake gasket also, or just the exhaust manifold? Thanks!

@outdoortypelifestyle9489 2 года назад

Thanks for the complement. It has held up well. I did have to pull it off while working on something else and the gasket got ripped apart. That is one drawback. Same for the intake, but it makes sure there aren’t any vacuum leaks on the intake side. That is a huge help.

@user-op3qz9lp4p 10 месяцев назад

Been watching your videos for a while and i'm in the middle of putting new intake and exhaust gaskets on. Mine also has the "donut" flange style for the pipe connection and I'm having problems sourcing this style gasket. Where did you get yours from?