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Old 12-04-2018, 06:12 PM
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Intercooler removal??

Hello all

just wondering if anyone has any info on removing the intercooler on the E63 AMG bi-turbo. I removed the 10 bolts and the ic is still stuck solidly to the engine. I tapped the ic with the rubber mallet couple times, but I don’t want to break the plastic ic. Any help will greatly appreciate.
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Originally Posted by Forrest Gump 9
Hello all

just wondering if anyone has any info on removing the intercooler on the E63 AMG bi-turbo. I removed the 10 bolts and the ic is still stuck solidly to the engine. I tapped the ic with the rubber mallet couple times, but I don’t want to break the plastic ic. Any help will greatly appreciate.
I bet ItalianJoe can help you here. Maybe PM him?
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You might have got it by now, but of course the intercooler is course attached to the intake manifold via 4 bolts from under, the intake manifold is attached by 10 bolts, 2 vents hoses in the rear of the intake manufold, one on each side, and a few electrical lines for the temp/pressure sensors and throttle body. Of course the intake pipes and charge pipes from the turbo to the intercooler have to be removed aswell.

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