We remove the receiver and the intake manifold to carry out cylinder head removal and repair work, and also during a major engine overhaul.
Removing the throttle body
- Using a 13 mm socket, we unscrew the two throttle body retaining nuts from the receiver. When fitting the receiver, the retaining nut tightening torque is 15–20 N·m.
- We remove the throttle body from the studs.
- We remove the sealing gasket.
Removing the receiver
- We disconnect the vacuum supply hose to the electro-pneumatic valve from the receiver.
- We disconnect the brake vacuum booster hose.
If the engine is installed in the vehicle:
- Using a 10 mm socket, we unscrew the two receiver retaining nuts from the cylinder head cover supports.
- Using a Phillips screwdriver, we slacken the clamps of the sleeves connecting the receiver to the intake manifold.
- We remove the receiver.
Removing the intake manifold
- Using a 10 mm spanner, we unscrew the oil dipstick guide tube retaining bolt.
- To remove the intake manifold, using a 13 mm socket, we unscrew the five nuts securing it to the cylinder head.
- We remove the intake manifold.
- We withdraw the manifold gasket.
Fitting of the intake manifold and receiver is carried out in the reverse order.
