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Exhaust Manifold leak 140-160

posted by  cef2lion on  Thu Dec 21 07:06 CST 2006
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Still working all the issues I have noticed with the 68 144S. It has an exhaust manifold leak where the exhaust pipe attaches to the manifold. Not where the manifold attaches to the engine. Not real bad but you hear it while driving and takes away from the car. Wonder if I should live with it or try to correct it? Hate to think of breaking off bolts. Would there be a gasket there? If the bolts don't look too bad maybe spray them over a few days and just see if they tighten up a bit. Or most likely I need to get it apart and change the gasket if there is one?

Craig






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