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Remove the Intake Manifold — Honda Fit

Step-by-step procedure to remove the intake manifold on the Honda Fit 1.4 gasoline model.

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How to remove the intake manifold on a Honda Fit 1.4 gasoline model?

Follow the procedure below. If in doubt, check the video at the bottom of the page and leave your comment on YouTube.

Good luck and happy maintenance!


Before removing the intake manifold, complete these steps:

- Remove the engine cover

- Remove the air filter box assembly

- Disconnect the accelerator cable from the TBI/throttle body

- Remove the ignition coils

After that, follow these steps:

1. Disconnect the vacuum hose going to the brake booster

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2. Disconnect the PCV hose (disconnect both ends to make room for a later step)

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3. Disconnect the valve-cover breather (it is not connected to the intake manifold, but this makes it easier to move the TBI/throttle body in the next step)

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4. Disconnect the canister hose


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5. Disconnect the MAP sensor connector

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6. Remove the 4 10mm bolts securing the TBI/throttle body to the intake manifold (tighten to 12Nm / 1.2Kgf.m during assembly)

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7. Remove the 3 10mm bolts from the wiring-harness and coolant-pipe bracket.


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8. Loosen the rear intake-manifold support bolt ('10'), near the TBI/throttle body (tighten to 10Nm/1Kgf.m during reassembly)

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9. Remove the 3 12mm bolts and 2 12mm nuts securing the intake manifold to the cylinder head (tighten to 22Nm / 2.2Kgf.m during assembly. Tighten in a crisscross pattern from the inside out, in 2 to 3 stages until final torque)

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10. Pull the intake manifold toward the front of the car and remove it

11. Remove the EGR plate and its metal gasket

12. The procedure is complete. Reassemble in reverse order as needed.

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See more details in the Fit maintenance video:




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