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Old 07-24-2006, 07:40 AM
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00vi gasket

I'm trying to peice up everything I need in order to start my 00vi swap and I have one question. Do I only have to use the 00 IM gasket for my 00vi swap? And do I need any other gasket?

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Old 07-24-2006, 08:48 AM
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you need one gasket part #14033-2Y901, and you need 2 IM gaskets part #14035-38U01

thats what you need for gaskets for the manifolds... you will also need gaskets for the egr system as well but they are cheap, couple bucks, if you didnt get all of that already when you bought the egr guide tube... hope that helps
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Originally Posted by maximaSE327
you need one gasket part #14033-2Y901, and you need 2 IM gaskets part #14035-38U01
I plan on re-using a good many of my gaskets, but you're saying 3 different gaskets are needed for the two intake manifolds? Like one lower -> heads and two upper -> lower? What would I need assuming I was using my 4th gen lower and the 00VI upper?
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Originally Posted by Tatanko
What would I need assuming I was using my 4th gen lower and the 00VI upper?
good luck, and customization skills
hope you got a metric tap at least, lol
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Old 07-24-2006, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by maximaSE327
you will also need gaskets for the egr system as well but they are cheap, couple bucks, if you didnt get all of that already when you bought the egr guide tube... hope that helps
thanks!!

you don't have the egr gaskets part number by any chance?
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Old 07-24-2006, 10:32 AM
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You likely don't need to replace the 2 gaskets b/w the lower manifold and the heads. They are metal and usually still in good shape (unless for some reason yours aren't).
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Old 07-24-2006, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by DandyMax
You likely don't need to replace the 2 gaskets b/w the lower manifold and the heads. They are metal and usually still in good shape (unless for some reason yours aren't).

this is true... the part numbers i gave were assuming you were using the 00vi w/ the 5th gen lower
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Old 07-24-2006, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by devast8
thanks!!

you don't have the egr gaskets part number by any chance?
u need 4 things total w/ the new egr set up... the egr guide tube, another metal tube and 2 gaskets:

part #s: 14713-2Y900, 14722-38U02, 14722-2Y000, 14719-W7001

the guide tube is around $25 and the other 3 peices are about $2-3 each
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Originally Posted by maximaSE327
this is true... the part numbers i gave were assuming you were using the 00vi w/ the 5th gen lower
Same scenario.
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Some time back there was a guy on the org (overseas somewhere IIRC) doing the 00VI swap, and he was trying to use both the 4th gen & 5th gen gaskets between the UIM & LIM. Absolutely a NO NO! Whichever LIM you use, use just the 5th gen (00VI) gasket.
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Why would you use both?
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Originally Posted by Curt
Whichever LIM you use, use just the 5th gen (00VI) gasket.
So I just need to pick up a 5th gen upper -> lower gasket and I SHOULD be ok? I hope so...I'd hate for this to get even more complicated
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maximaSE327, you're a god among men!

thanks!!
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haha not a problem... i had all the same questions not too long ago... i just did the swap last weekend... im glad i could help
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