List of what's under the intake manifold

[SavannahZ]

Recently, I've had two coolant hoses spring leaks. One of those is a heater hose that requires removal of the intake manifold. While in there, I'd like to replace everything that should be replaced on a 130k car.

There are several threads on this topic. However, I haven't been able to find a thread that contains everything that's under there along with part numbers. My car is a 1995 model.

Here is the list I have so far. Please let me know if I'm missing anything (sensors, vacuum/fuel hoses). I figure with the air and fuel hoses, I could use regular hose from the auto store? I would also like to compile a definitive list for future searching on the forum.

Coolant Hoses

11531738053
Cooling/Coolant Hose; 4-Way Hose from Block to Heater Outlet

13541735174
Cooling/Coolant Hose; Air Cleaner (Warmup Thermostat) to Throttle Housing

11531730351
Expansion Tank/Coolant Reservoir Hose; From Expansion Tank to 4-Way Hose

64211394291
Heater Hose; Heater Valve to Core

64211394293
Heater Hose; Inlet 1; Cylinder Head to Heater Valve

64211394292
Cooling/Coolant Hose; Heater Valve to Right Side of Heater Core

13541735173
Cooling/Coolant Hose; Cylinder Head to Air Cleaner (Warmup Thermostat)

Sensors

0261231195 X 2
Knock Sensor/Detonation Sensor

Gaskets

11611717259
Intake Manifold Gasket; Intake Manifold to Cylinder Head

11611716174
Throttle Body/Housing Gasket

[langley]

What is with the Update/Remove bit? Your post was kinda confusing in its layout.

[SavannahZ]

Yes, that looked terrible. I cleaned it up.

[Volf]

Idle control valve

[MdMcoupe]

Iat

[fun2drive]

Now is the time to replace the starter and also flush the power steering reservoir.

[Lawrence1]

why replace the starter now? they usually last for close to 200k miles from what i've seen over the years.

change all the hoses while you're in there though ... there's a thread started a few days ago called "replacing cooling system" or something along those lines where someone posted a diagram with all the hoses under the intake manifold.