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I can't say never. They can be bent. Is it a PITA? Yes. I bought trucks that had the lines bent out of the way at some time. I re-bent them and got them back in the brackets again. But yes if you can avoid it don't. But I will never remove an intake manifold on a customers truck to change a...

You will need to remove the fuel injection lines or bend them up out of the way. And do you know which side ( R or L head) is hanging up? If so I would just remove the entire fuel injection system. That is injection pump with lines still attached. At that point you will need to break the seals...

So I understand it correctly. You have a truck that ran when parked. You have a replacement injection pump but have not installed it yet. You have looked in the cylinders thru the glow plug holes and poured WD 40 down the intake. Looking in the glow plug holes you will see nothing but the...

Could be a valve stuck. Have you tried using the starter? May help get it past that point. May not but worth a try. WD 40 will only get on the intake valves if you put it down the intake. While you have the intake off spray oil down the EGR port in center of heads. Report back. Good Luck.