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Old 07-05-2005, 02:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Manifold -->Intermediate Pipe Gasket Replacement

I am getting a small exhaust leak at the gasket where the exhaust manifold meets the intermediate pipe on the passengers side. I have known this to be a common problem in the past. On my last Disco II, due to heavy rust at the joint, I ended up breaking off both studs and had to remove the manifold, etc to get it repaired. It was a royal PITA.

Is there a secret to getting to this gasket without breaking the (2) manifold studs that connect to the interm. pipe?
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Am I the only one that has had 2 Disco II's with this problem?
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The only secret I have is to put anti-sieze compound on the threads BEFORE you install the hardware; but that doesn't help your problem. Maybe lots and lots of break-free product and a wire brush before attempting to remove the nuts. Then slowly loosen, adding more break-free as required.
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Use PB Blaster (not WD40) and let it sit for a while. Clean the end of the studs off as best you can (I know, it's hard to do but try to get a small wire brush and clean off the end of the studs). Turn the nut slowly and pray!

Good luck and let us know how it goes.
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you bumb a thread to move it up in the forum, when no one responds to your question, or if you think what someone else has written is important.
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I get it--many thanks!
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