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jhumphreys1958

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Sep 19, 2026
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I’m Joe from Jarrell, Tx. I have a 2021 Ram Lone Star 4x4 ecodiesel. It is one of the best trucks I’ve owned. I’ currently in the process of replacing my intake manifold. The hardest thing for me is electrical connectors. Old worn out hands or just not knowing how they actually come apart.
 
Ramman1

Ramman1

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Jun 7, 2019
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Agreed… brittle plastic and guessing about how the connections come apart is nerve wracking. Go slow. Just did my intake also 2 times because I bought a cheap one and it blew apart at the seam… lesson learned IMG_7107.jpeg
 
Ramman1

Ramman1

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jhumphreys1958 said:
I’m Joe from Jarrell, Tx. I have a 2021 Ram Lone Star 4x4 ecodiesel. It is one of the best trucks I’ve owned. I’ currently in the process of replacing my intake manifold. The hardest thing for me is electrical connectors. Old worn out hands or just not knowing how they actually come apart.
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Did you remove the swirl valves also ?
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