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Need help asap with z6 aftermarket intake manifold

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Hey everyone. So I have a 94 eg8 that I'm doing a budget build on. It has a d15 z6 mini me and I bought a skunk2 clone intake manifold. Everything was going fine until I went to but the last coolant line on. The big one, that passes coolant from the block to the head. The issue is that when I went to put the hose one the brass hose inlet came out of the manifold and is now all loose. Is there any way to fix this or am I sol? Pic is of the part im talking about.
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common problem. a quick search would tell you to tap threads in it and use a barb fitting
common problem. a quick search would tell you to tap threads in it and use a barb fitting
Sorry for sounding dumb but thread what part and a barb fitting for what? The whole brass part came out. I don't see what you said will fix it.
Put the Z6 intake back on and your headaches will be solve. It won't help power with the copy cat intake, only your wallet will feel lighter.
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Sorry for sounding dumb but thread what part and a barb fitting for what? The whole brass part came out. I don't see what you said will fix it.

sigh.

see that big ass hole left behind when the fitting fell out? take the intake with you to your local machine shop / hardware store and find a tap (metal cutting tool that creates threads, usually used in metal) tap said hole and then find a barb fitting with the same thread pitch as the tap.......teflon tape barb fitting threads, and tighten it down.

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Intake Manifold Coolant Slip Fitting
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Russell makes a fitting, pn 697030
Buy it or copy it
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Perfect thanks guys again didn't want to sound dumb but my brain was fried from all day working on this car in the arizona sun.
Back when I did this, I used a regular barb (i.e. no 1/8 port).
Alternatively, I drilled/tapped a 1/8 NPT hole at the water neck and ran my IACV hose from this location. It ended up working out well, the coolant hose fits/runs under the distributor, above sensors, tucks nicely out of sight:
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Should be noted:
Both of these modifications were done with the parts on the bench, before assembly. Wouldn't recommend it on the car.
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