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Yes rponfick (6/7/2022)
Daniel, thank you. I assumed (my bad) that the tube ran straight across to the other exhaust crossover port. In looking now at the manifold, I see the driver's side port. Should it have the little umbrella thingy on it? Ralph
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Daniel, thank you. I assumed (my bad) that the tube ran straight across to the other exhaust crossover port. In looking now at the manifold, I see the driver's side port. Should it have the little umbrella thingy on it?
Ralph
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The tube crosses over at somewhat of an angle. I have marked the location of the other side from what I can see in the photos. Once you remove the intake this will be much easier to see. 
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I have, what I think, is a '57 intake manifold, casting number ECZ-9425-B. Date code (I think) 73-T. I understand that a heat crossover tube extends from a choke attachment point on the passenger side exhaust crossover position, under the carb, to the driver side exhaust crossover position (where the air is taken into the tube).
I cannot find any hole on the driver's side of the manifold. What am I not understanding? The tube is replaced by driving it out from one side to the other, for which the manifold has to be removed.
I will try to post some pictures from another device.
Thanks, Ralph
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