Exhaust Leak..
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If the exhaust manifold isn't cracked, take off the manifold and have it faced, and reinstall.
What LEVE said.
Take it off, check it for flat with a stright edge, and use a new, good quality exhaust gasket, metal side to the head.
New bolts are always a good idea, and keep retorqueing them everyday you dirve it for a week or so.
They should stay tight after that.
If you are running headers, pick a header that has a thick exhaust flange. The thicker the better and the less they will warp and leak.
Take it off, check it for flat with a stright edge, and use a new, good quality exhaust gasket, metal side to the head.
New bolts are always a good idea, and keep retorqueing them everyday you dirve it for a week or so.
They should stay tight after that.
If you are running headers, pick a header that has a thick exhaust flange. The thicker the better and the less they will warp and leak.
ok thanks guys ill try that out.
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