intake manifold polishing?

[dben564]

So ive been searching for an hour or so and still cant find a DIY on removing/polishing/installing the intake manifold on a vr6 engine. any ideas on where i can get some pics/help for this?

on a side note i have an idle problem still :screwy: example is that if im stopped in drive it seems to want to jump very little in RPMs but you can feel the jump everytime, not really a big deal but just want it fixed lol..

second side note haha, i just landed a job at john deere so ill be making a little extra to throw some dough into the jetta :partay:

[OrangeDUB]

You have a mk4- [plastic] manifold, wtf man?? :confused:

For your idle, take off the throttle body and clean it with carb cleaner, and if that doesn't fix it, czech for vac leaks, ie, inspect vac hoses, boots, connections. I'd bet the farm it's one of those 2.

[dben564]

not the black parts lol...im talking about these two sections

http://i48.tinypic.com/34qv5ef.jpg

those are metal if i last checked? was seeing if anyone had polished off and buffered that part

[lenny]

Sorry bro, those are plastic....gotta get a MK3 manifold to get the good shit

[OrangeDUB]

Knock on it

[dben564]

ehh i feel like a dumbass now lol....theres always that moment in the week where some people feel like that haha

[SirRangeALot]

ehh i feel like a dumbass now lol....theres always that moment in the week where some people feel like that haha

Don't feel bad man. Honestly that's probably something I'd ask too...lol. ;) :tu:

[oldschoolvw]

I think it'd look hot, if it was possible. A+ for creativity.

[lenny]

ehh i feel like a dumbass now lol....theres always that moment in the week where some people feel like that haha

My moment is usually more like a day....or more
-Dan

[OrangeDUB]

Yeah it seemed weird/cheap to me that the mk4 one was plastic, til I felt a mk3 vr mani after a drive- heat soak all up in it's harbles!!