So the humming in the intake. We all know it's the IACV. My options are- A: Remove it and clean it. - B: Replace it for $40. Either isn't that bad, but I would have to get in there and remove it and I thought I could get away with doing it a different way. I was wrong, but then again I knew I would be I basically used this as an excuse to pull the intake and get in there to see what all was there and get close to the IACV so I can get a better picture on swapping it later on... if I get around to it So anyway, here are a few videos on what I did in case anyone can ever use them

 

Seriously guys?!? Not one "Good job on wasting your time" or "Sweet googly-moogly that thing sounds mean now!" Someone say something

 

Sweet! Happy Holidays!

 

Damnit... pity post Well, better than nothing! Thanks Magnus

 

I especially like your narrative !

 

In rep jail or I would have given you a ton of points!

 

Not sure that you wasted your time, you seem pretty satisfied with the results. Looks like you spent a LONG time getting that thing polished up to look like new. You do get a bit philosophical there in the last video.


In the future, PLEASE take your videos with the camera horizontal. It's hard to watch a video that's only half as wide as the screen.

 

Sweet Beard!

 

Didn't realize how big the engine bay actually is, mine is cluttered with all thatnextra tubing.

Also in rep jail!

 

When I noticed I was doing it I stopped and started the video over filming the correct way. A few just slipped by

 

Definitely jealous of actually having the room to work in your engine bay. Nice job Apoc.

 

Always interested in an engine swap with anyone if you're that jealous of this amazing room I have... It's really worth it!

 

Good job, I really enjoy working on my truck and seeing what makes her tick and it looks like you do to. To me its a stress relieve. Keep up the good work Bud..

 

Mine is filled with 2 extra cylinders!

 

Just lop those off and you get a nice 5.4, think of all the fuel savings!!!