Installation instructions – Banks Power Chevy_GMC Trucks: Diesel ’82 - 93 6.2L Forced Induction- Sidewinder Turbo System (late-body) User Manual

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disconnect ground cables from both batteries.

Remove the air filter, housing, intake silencer

and flexible duct, from the engine and inner fender

panel. cover the intake manifold opening with a clean

rag to prevent foreign objects from entering the intake

manifold.

adjust the injector pump. refer to the injeCTiOn

PUMP aDjUsTMenT section at the back of these

instructions. When the pump adjustment is completed,

make sure that the ground cables from both batteries

are disconnected, then continue with the following

steps.

Remove anti-depression valve (cdR) and hose

from right hand valve cover and intake mani-

fold. Re-install the valve but not the 1” rubber hose.
Install 1” dia. rubber cap over fitting on intake manifold

where hose was removed. use a no. 16 hose clamp,

provided, to secure the cap. see figure

3.

Remove and discard air inlet gasket from the intake

manifold. Remove air filter mounting studs.

A. EGR EQUIPPED MODELS ONLY: Install two

pressure chamber mounting studs, provided, to

replace studs removed in the previous step. nOTe: One

end of stud has metric threads, this end threads into

intake manifold, through the egR valve.
nOn egR MOdeLs OnLY: Install two new pressure

chamber studs with two

5

16

” thick spacers between

studs and intake manifold. spacers are included in the

Banks Heavy duty emissions Kit (ordered separately,

part no. 21058). see figure

3.

B. NON EGR MODELS ONLY: Go to Part C.
EGR EQUIPPED MODELS ONLY:
drill a

21

64

” hole in

the pressure chamber casting in the location shown in

figure

4.

nOTe: drill bit is provided in the Banks Light

duty emissions Kit (ordered separately, part no. 21056)
IMPORTANT: Remove all burrs from the drilled hole

and all chips from inside the pressure chamber. clean

and dry the area around the hole inside the pressure

chamber.
Push one end of the blue silicone hose through the

drilled hole in the pressure chamber until half its length

(6 inches) is inside the pressure chamber. Once this

hose is started through the hole, it will be easier to

reach inside the pressure chamber to pull it through.
When the hose is in position through the hole, run

a bead of silicone sealant around the hose where it

enters the inside of the pressure chamber.
C. Install new air inlet gasket provided on the intake mani-

fold.
D. EGR EQUIPPED MODELS ONLY: Push the inner half

of the blue silicone hose over the nipple on top of the

egR valve. (Remove any hose clamps previously used

on the nipple). see figure

5.

E. Install pressure chamber over studs, secure with

two sealing washers,

5

16

” Id x

3

4

” Od flat washers and

5

16

”–24 locknuts. slip a piece of blue 2

1

2

” Id x 2

3

8

” sili-

cone hose on the air inlet nipple. Install a

1

8

” nPT pipe

plug in the left rear corner of the pressure chamber.

(Omit the pipe plug if a boost gauge is to be installed.)

see figure

3.

Raise the vehicle and support it on jack stands.

disconnect and remove exhaust pipes. Remove

and retain exhaust pipe “doughnut” gaskets. (If dough-

nut gaskets are not in reusable condition, replacements

may be ordered from gM, part no. 15522434.)

Remove the block-off plate from the right front

corner of the engine block, above the oil pan

gasket.

clean gasket surfaces on engine block.

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