I would honestly suggest trying to clean the area like others have stated and put some rtv on that. I fit doesnt work, just take off the intake. It depends on what year you have. It isnt very hard to do. Should take no more than 2 hours since you only have to pull it loose and not actually completley replace it. Not a ton is involved. Just pull the hard lines (gas lines especially) and then all the soft line and then go from there. I would probably just lift the front of the intake up a little, scrape it off real good (make sure not to get anything inside the block) and put a ton (I mean a TON) of orange rtv on there. You need to be sure to just lift the front up and not damage the end and side gaskets (if there is a gasket instead of rtv on the end). If you do it carefully, it will work. If not, it will leak from everywhere and you have to replace both side gaskets and both end gaskets (the end gaskets arent gaskets but instead huge masses of rtv.) The intake has a specific bolt tightening sequence (i believe its like 16 bolts all together). I think they tighten to like 35 ft/lbs, and the sequence just goes from the inside to the outside. Id give it a 3 on a scale of 10....pretty easy fix.
-Harrison
