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what are the steps to remove the fuel rail and injectors so I can remove the upper and lower intakes?
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That was for a 1994 3.4L Camaro -
There will be 2 bots on the fuel rail. You will need to remove both of them. Then, simply lift up on the front of the fuel rail and you will feel the front injectors pop out of their seats in the intake manifold. Do the same for the rear. Be sure to disconnect the fuel send and return lines and it would also help if you take the 8mm bolt out that is holding the metal fuel lines to the top, driver's side of the intake manifold. That will help you move the fuel rail around and maneuver it to pull the injectors out. From there, upper intake and fuel rail will have to come out together.
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