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exhaust leak 700

posted by  ronald on  Mon Mar 11 05:11 CST 2002
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Tightening the clamp, unless it was just put on a few days ago is likely to worsen the problem. Those bandages and goops work sometimes, but are short term solutions. I have spent many hours piecing together exhaust systems and am now of the opinion that, unless you can weld, fixing the problem properly with good quality parts is the way to go. Next time my exhaust goes
I'm going stainless front to back so I can forget about it. I have had those bandages last a few months. They work better the further away from the engine they are.






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