Cuz even on mine it still seems that the sound is coming from under the car even though the leak is at the header flange4u2nv said:He said the noise is from the bottom of the car, so why are you guys suggesting it is the header flange?
Wild. I have zero noise, other than the free-flow sound as a result of having no catalytic converters.HoustonGT said:Cuz even on mine it still seems that the sound is coming from under the car even though the leak is at the header flange
Go pick one up at the Ford dealership and don't use the crappy Mac onerai_281 said:so which gasket do i use
sgarlic said:Mac's O/R H isn't garbage. People who overtighten, undertighten are what cause people to despise them.
This pipe has a metallic leaky type sound to it. That's just what it sounds like.
If you're worried abouta leak, get your connection where you bolt the actual pipe together welded, re-check the tightness of the header flange bolts every month, and don't use that passenger side header gasket mac supplies.
tonys5.0 said:I used a new flange gasket I purchased from Ford plus the one Mac supplied me with. Call it overkill but i wanted to make sure I had no leaks.
So far no leaking sounds. The only noise I hear is when the car is fully warmed up and that strange tick coming from the driver's side every now and then. I believe it's either a header leak at the engine or loose plug. No matter the case, I'll figure it out this weekend.
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