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#20755 09/11/2003 3:03 AM
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Hi Gang,
Saturday night while under the truck I accidently brushed my hand against the exhaust pipe, and the whole exhaust pipe wobbled from the manifold all the way to the left rear taillight. :o
Any suggestions on how to tighten the exhaust pipe to the manifold without snapping off one of the bolts?
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David


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#20756 09/11/2003 4:30 AM
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It would seem to me that the doughnut gasket at the flange has disintagrated and needs to be replaced. Seems to happen often on mine.

Good luck! cool


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What engine do you have (size and year).

The 1962 235/261 exhaust pipe does not use a doughnut gasket (although I think one could be used).

You are right that the nuts holding the exhaust pipe to the manifold are often hard to deal with. One way or another you will have to tighen the connection (no matter what gasket you have).

Good luck,
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doughnut

#20759 09/11/2003 11:07 PM
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Doughnut gasket? What! I had to use some old compooter cable yesterday going home from work because my pipe was draggin. Thats the way I fixes it, sounds tacky but kept it from draggin. grin


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