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**67OLDSTYLE72** · 11-07-2002, 10:39 PM

this is 67oldstyle72's brother,,the best way i found to fixing this problem is take your header clean the rim that goes on the head,take red temp silicon make bead around each hole,make a nice ring around it,let it sit till the next day ,should be dry put on,bolt down,i haven't touched mine since march,just a suggestion,pappy taught me,,

11-07-2002, 10:39 PM	#10
67OLDSTYLE72 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: LEECHBURG,PA.,U.S.A. Posts: 496	this is 67oldstyle72's brother,,the best way i found to fixing this problem is take your header clean the rim that goes on the head,take red temp silicon make bead around each hole,make a nice ring around it,let it sit till the next day ,should be dry put on,bolt down,i haven't touched mine since march,just a suggestion,pappy taught me,, __________________ Jay Snyder Leechburg, PA (Northeast of Pittsburgh) 72 Chevy Cheyenne 4x4 camper special #matching '71 Chevy Dually 4x4 '69 Chevy Pro Street swb. '72 Chevy camper special 4x4 402 v8 (not factory) just cool. (truck puller) 70 Chevy swb 400 v8 400 turbo 72 Chevy suburban 4x4, 396 4spd. 68 Chevy shortbed 50th Anv. 327. 72 Chevy 2 wd. Blazer 69 Chevy swb 4x4 327 4spd. 58 Chevy Apache 4x4 swb. 71 Chevy CREW CAB swb 4x4 396 4spd. (just finished) WE BUY AND SALE TRUCKS AND PARTS