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Header Pipe Leak at Exhaust Manifold 200 1988

posted by  transit wind on  Sun Jul 19 07:07 CST 2009
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I bought the same one which to be honest is what I believe to be the wrong one. I still need to get an exhaust manifold from an 89 to see if its in deed shorter due to the O2 sensor not being in the manifold. Thats the only way I an explain why it sits so low. I've got some exhaust leaks too even though it was done by a professional. I'll post back hopefully this week with the word on switching manifolds. I had an exhaust shop say they could shorten the header for like $40.

If this is the case I'm wondering if the headers for the 86-88 years are now not available. I've been searching for one on the internet and its tough to find anything other than starla or bosal.






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