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I tried posting photos in an earlier post, but couldn't some reason. I figured it out and hope someone can help me identify this fitting and where it connects. It comes out of the transfer case and the tube goes to the back of the engine. Does anyone know where it connects.
This next picture is of the intake manifold gasket, it doesn't look right. I placed it on the head in the correct orientation and on the correct sides, both side of the intake are like this. Will this create a vacuum leak, I can start my engine but it won't idle and only rins at about 2000 rpms and above.
Thanks for any info that any of you may.
You don't have the intake manifold on properly. Did you see the bad fit and still went ahead to start the engine??? There's no way it's going to run correctly!
I didn't notice the gasket, my mistake, but the manifold is on correctly. It will not bolt on if it isn't on correctly. I was actually trying to see if anyone else has had this issue.
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