
Originally Posted by
one_and_only2004
Take the lid off the plenum and see if the bolt is sitting in there, if you can't see it anywhere it's probably sitting in the inlet manifold, don't stress though just take the plenum off and maybe even the injectors so you can see down the injector holes.
I was at chiptorque in Nerang QLD changing my injectors in the car park when I was putting everything back together when I dropped a nut down an intake runner. The guys inside gave me this spring loaded clawing device that I was able to grab the nut with (whilst propping it up with a screw driver through an injector hole) and everything was fine.
I managed to find one of the tools for you on ebay - it even has a magnet built into the end of it!!
FLEXIBLE MAGNETIC CLAW PICK UP TOOL - MOTORCYCLE REPAIR TOOLS | eBay
Might take a while to get here from Korea. I got one from my local Autobarn, no claw though, just a decent magnet. Did the job when I dropped a bolt down one of the runners. Problem was I got the bolt out, and 1 minute later dropped the same bolt down the same runner, dammit.
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