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Intake manifold off
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William
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dazleeds
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def get gaskets and do it while off
but i would not take the manifold off noo way just the tb trust me will take ages if you take full inlet off hth
but i would not take the manifold off noo way just the tb trust me will take ages if you take full inlet off hth
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Simon
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As Daz said, taking the inlet manifold off and replacing it in 20 mins is a no!! To replace the TPS, just unbolt the TB, easy peasy 5 mins at the most, you can usually re-use the TB to inlet gasket, as it doesn't usually fall to pieces, but have another ready just in case!

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Adammcf
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Not sure what engine you have but on the 325 its litterally a two minute job to take off the throttle body. The inlet manifold is a pain in the ass to take off.
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dazleeds
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just make sure you have a mini socket set with pencil thin extension bar and its easy 
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