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The GMC Carburetor Mounting Gasket is applied to cover the connection between the carburetor and the intake manifold in order to make your engine draw in the correct fuel air mixture without any form of leakage. GMC builds its reputation around boxed steel frames, high torque power trains and professional grade suspensions that absorb the bumps during towing or hauling. Silent, well-insulated cabins reduce wind and road sound, surround vision cameras expand the field of the driver, and hitch directions on the initial attempt of the trailers. The ingenious MultiPro tailgate folds, steps and halts at various heights so as to have convenient access to the bed and all the GM models are subjected to severe factory tests that have demonstrated its endurance in heat, cold and mud. The Carburetor Mounting Gasket is a thin but rough coating and also prevents heat and vibration dampening both the manifold and carburetor. Installation requires cooling the engine, then unbolstering and removing the carburetor and scraping the two surfaces till shiny. Install the new gasket by sliding it over the studs with ports in complete alignment, and lowering the carburetor, then commence each nut by hand and screw them gradually in a crisscross pattern, to spec evenly spread pressure. Connect the fuel lines, vacuum hoses, and connecting piping back together, adjust throttle to ensure that it moves freely, and start engine, listen to leaks, and lastly tighten fasteners to secure an airtight seal after one complete heat cycle.