Ford 300 Inline Six Manifold Removal/Install & Bolt Torque Sequence - Manual Pg 71

This is page 71 from a Haynes-style repair manual, Chapter 2 Part B, covering the 300-cu-in in-line six-cylinder engine. The page concludes a prior procedure (step 31: run the engine and check for oil leaks and unusual valve noise), then presents Section 13, 'Manifolds: removal and installation.' Removal steps 1-10 cover taking off the air cleaner, disconnecting the choke and accelerator cables, kick-down rod, fuel inlet line, vacuum lines, muffler inlet pipe, and power brake booster vacuum line, then removing the ten bolts and three nuts holding the manifolds to the cylinder head. Installation steps 11-20 cover installing new studs, coating mating surfaces with graphite grease, using a new intake manifold-to-head gasket, tightening fasteners in the proper sequence, and reconnecting fuel, vacuum, and throttle linkages. The page also includes the legend for Fig. 2.13 (in-line six-cylinder engine external components exploded view), listing 45 numbered parts from cylinder block through intake manifold-to-cylinder head gasket, and Fig. 2.14, a diagram of the intake and exhaust manifold bolt tightening sequence with positions numbered 1-13 and nut locations marked, oriented relative to the front of the engine.