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Old 03-08-2002, 04:00 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Help!! My exhaust mainfold is leaking...

I just replaced my oil pan gasket and now my exhaust leaks where the downpipe connects to the manifold or header. When i removed one of the 3 bolts that connected the 2, I must have stripped one, as I can only fasten 2 of the 3 now. It I very LOUD now and i hope this is the only problem. Any suggestions on how to fix this? I can't even drive my car cause there is soooo much smoke rolling from under the hood
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Old 03-08-2002, 11:35 PM   #2 (permalink)
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get a new header, cause if you stripped it....your screwed!
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No way...I'm not about to trash a perfectly good header just cause a little bolt is stripped. It's going to a mechanic monday to get drilled out, then I'm gonna put another bolt in it and new gaskets too. Now if it still leaks, well then a dc might be installed.

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You shouldnt need to buy a new one. Have a mechanic or machine shop re-tap the threads so you can tighten the bolt down.
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Sorry, i know you can put a new bolt in it, I was just trying to get you to buy a new header!
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Sorry, i know you can put a new bolt in it, I was just trying to get you to buy a new header!
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