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hi all.

ive just got my set of rebuilt injectors back from United Fuel Injection, thanks guys. now the problem, i cant for the life of me, remember how the intake manifold hoses are reconnected!!!! does any1 have any diagrams or pics of an intake manifold i can look at so these things go back on the right spot??

obviously pics would be greatly appreciated!

thanks all

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