Exhaust manifold back pressure sensor tube |
08-22-2018, (Subject: Exhaust manifold back pressure sensor tube ) Post: #11 | |||
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RE: Exhaust manifold back pressure sensor tube (08-21-2018 )Rawze Wrote: Pressure test the whole engine and find the leaks. It may surprise you and could be something else not seen yet.Yes, do this ^^ first... (08-21-2018 )Bahdan Wrote: They’ve tried to fix it once and there was no chsnge in leakage or noise. Ive never taken an exhaust manifold apart but i think me doing it is the only option. I see the tool to install the gasket, is there a more dyi way of installing it or will that destroy it?I used a socket to push the seals into the manifold when I did mine. I had to change the center section, and nobody had the "U" in stock, so I just used my own end pieces with new gaskets. I call Bravo Sierra on them, I bladdered my engine soon after I did this and I had NO exhaust manifold leaks. Just bladdered again today looking to solve another potential issue, and STILL no leaks on my exhaust manifold. User's Signature: Why? Why do I always ask "why?" Because I can't learn or help teach others with "'cause I said so..." | |||
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