@00:50 now see I was told the same thing 3 years ago. ⌛️ So i says to the guy you telling me? you're gonna rip? Into my daaaashh board ? On this beautiful car interior, and simply? to get to the incabin filter? 🆗️ The Verano Splashed into the spotlight when Toyota Camry was at the hight of young successfulness. Buick verano broke through after 2010 and but discontinued by 2016, never changing the body or interior shapes...only differences were the amenity upgrades. Now I ended up telling the guy, Cool I'll figure it out 🏃♂️ lol I was outta there 💸 Found this cool video on how to get to that particular air filter by searching buick verano air cabin filter easy removal something like that and 1. 2. 3. I did it on a lunch break.
You did this the right way dont listen to these idiots ...once youve dine this a few times youll have the intake off in 5 minutes. I love doing these because book time calls for 2.5 hours and can charge for that and have done in 30 minutes
But before you take it off you can try spring starting fluid all around the gasket sealing surface and see if it makes the engine rev up or you could just replace it while it's off it's super cheap for peace of mind
@@GibsonGarage I also have seen videos too, How can someone take on the frony back ignition Coils out without removing the Aluminum Intake Manifold. Mid 2012 are made of plastic.
You all need to pay attention to the intake manifold style, there's more than one. This obviously is not the plastic one that hangs out towards the firewall. Like I told the other guy show us how it's done.
@@GibsonGarage I'm referring to the 2014 Buick Enclave 3.6 L to change plugs or coils nothing needs to be removed other then cover pops right off and then remove evap purge valve and then you can just move things aside and far as plugs on back of motor they can be removed easy with plug socket and 6in extension and then pop in socket wrench and untighten and then do reverse. That simple. So again no need to remove intake or anything for that matter.
No disrespect brother but I don't think you're paying attention so I'll say it again and then I'm done. different cars can have different intake manifolds also depending on emissions in certain States the same car could have different intake manifolds
@@GibsonGarage I have a 2011 Chevy Traverse and it is the last year of the Aluminum Intake Manifold. We are "BY FORCE" to remove the entire Intake Manifold. I even have to remove my Intake Mainfold on a 2009 Toyota Sienna and 2009 ACURA RDX. All vehicles are differently built.
Thanks man, wife’s car is same model. The engineers who designed this crap are not bright individuals.
@00:50 now see I was told the same thing 3 years ago. ⌛️
So i says to the guy
you telling me?
you're gonna rip? Into my daaaashh board ?
On this beautiful car interior, and simply? to get to the incabin filter? 🆗️
The Verano Splashed into the spotlight when Toyota Camry was at the hight of young successfulness. Buick verano broke through after 2010 and but discontinued by 2016, never changing the body or interior shapes...only differences were the amenity upgrades. Now
I ended up telling the guy, Cool I'll figure it out 🏃♂️ lol I was outta there 💸
Found this cool video on how to get to that particular air filter by searching buick verano air cabin filter easy removal something like that and 1. 2. 3.
I did it on a lunch break.
You did this the right way dont listen to these idiots ...once youve dine this a few times youll have the intake off in 5 minutes. I love doing these because book time calls for 2.5 hours and can charge for that and have done in 30 minutes
Need to see how to get to the rear plugs.
Need close ups of clips, often hardest problem for me, otherwise good.
How do I know if thd intake gasket is bad 2008 encavr
But before you take it off you can try spring starting fluid all around the gasket sealing surface and see if it makes the engine rev up or you could just replace it while it's off it's super cheap for peace of mind
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Is possible see P0430 code for sparks plugs on buick enclave?
Idk sorry
Are you located in Tennessee?
For a pro you sure went the long way around . This job can be done without removing intake.
Cool let's see the video show us how
@@GibsonGarage I also have seen videos too, How can someone take on the frony back ignition Coils out without removing the Aluminum Intake Manifold. Mid 2012 are made of plastic.
You never specify what year even your vehicle is, You have a MID 2012!
Lmmfao you did so much work that was unnecessary. You literally only have to remove one piece that's the evap purge valve.
All plugs are accessible.
You all need to pay attention to the intake manifold style, there's more than one. This obviously is not the plastic one that hangs out towards the firewall. Like I told the other guy show us how it's done.
@@GibsonGarage I'm referring to the 2014 Buick Enclave 3.6 L to change plugs or coils nothing needs to be removed other then cover pops right off and then remove evap purge valve and then you can just move things aside and far as plugs on back of motor they can be removed easy with plug socket and 6in extension and then pop in socket wrench and untighten and then do reverse. That simple.
So again no need to remove intake or anything for that matter.
No disrespect brother but I don't think you're paying attention so I'll say it again and then I'm done. different cars can have different intake manifolds also depending on emissions in certain States the same car could have different intake manifolds
@@GibsonGarage I saw that comment to on Muzik Michael. YOU EVEN SHOW US HOW THE IGNITION COIL WAS BLOCK BY THE ALUMINUM "ALUMINUM" INTAKE MANIFOLD.
@@GibsonGarage I have a 2011 Chevy Traverse and it is the last year of the Aluminum Intake Manifold. We are "BY FORCE" to remove the entire Intake Manifold. I even have to remove my Intake Mainfold on a 2009 Toyota Sienna and 2009 ACURA RDX. All vehicles are differently built.