Dave
I believe it has a "doughnut" style , but if your fighting the rust monster you may want to look into taking it to a local independent exhaust shop and have them replace the studs and fix it (theres a couple of good shops in Hamilton ) or if your not using it as a DD you might want to look into doing historic QQ plates so you don't have to deal with the "fun" called the NJMVC inspection stations anymore
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Originally Posted by dzwestwindsor
Hello,
I have a 71 chevy c20 with a 350
According to the inspection station, I have an exhaust leak. It's pretty obvious because the downpipe connecting to the exhaust manifold can be pivoted and moved around a little, since the bolts holding it on aren't tight.
This image (found on another thread) shows the connection between manifold and downpipe: http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/a...1&d=1341063890
However, I'm having trouble getting the bolts off- they are essentially fused together because of the rust. So before I spend more time trying to get them to move, I'm wondering if there's a gasket in between the manifold and the downpipe, that i would need to order? I want to order it before hand so I can save some time, but I'm not sure if a gasket even goes in between there?
Thanks
-David |