hey guy i want to know if they exist donut flange or something to seal between the headers and h pipe. and also between the h pipe and the end off exhaust i mean the second joint off the h pipe a take a bump and and i crush the joint i work on it now is round but they leak a bit again they smell in the car
h-pipe leaking need help
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They are supppsed to be a ball and socket fit with no gasket required.
I have used this on the past on a leaky h pipe
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...icone-gasket-maker-3-oz-81878-82160/7160075-P
I have used this on the past on a leaky h pipe
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...icone-gasket-maker-3-oz-81878-82160/7160075-P
Or is: https://www.acehardware.com/departm...MIzOraw8nV4AIV8o5bCh2vUAytEAQYASABEgJV1_D_BwE
I've used high temp sealer for HVAC and plumbing in a pinch as well...the main thing when using sealers is to make the joint as clean and gap free as possible during assembly...some require time to set before starting the car. Cheers!
I've used high temp sealer for HVAC and plumbing in a pinch as well...the main thing when using sealers is to make the joint as clean and gap free as possible during assembly...some require time to set before starting the car. Cheers!
There is also this type: https://www.bing.com/shop?q=exhaust...&originIGUID=8D9C0370595946B882286836F8E0A622
If the fasteners work loose the pipe may move a little and leak. Loosen the fasteners, re position pipe and tighten up fasteners really good. Sometimes they just dont line up very good. In that case, try to figure out which joint leaks the most, line that one up first and tighten before moving to the others.
I had a issues with my header/H-pipe joint leaking and found that threads on the headers did not go far enough up on the stud to allow a tight seal. A thick washer on each stud took care of it.
