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Exahust gaskets on the driver side ?s
Hey I'm going to change my exahust gaskets on the driver side today and I was wondering if anyone has any advice. I normally just dig into stuff until I figure it out, but I figured I could see if anyone has n e tips or tricks, my cylinder on the far back is the one leaking
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You talking about the manifold? From the factory there are no gaskets at the head or up pipe connection. If someone has installed a manifold gasket, you just unbolt it from the head and up pipe and pull it away. However, these bolts have a tendency to break so soak them several times with a pb blaster or similar. Often the rear bolt is broken anyway so I would get a new pack of bolts from the dealer. The up pipe will move a little, so don't yard on it too much, the seal at the top is mediocre at best.
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I don't guess someone has installed them, but it leaks a good bit around that back one, so should I check to make shure the bolt has not broke before I buy the gaskets
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