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27-08-2011, 11:12 AM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2005
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I removed my exhaust manifold recently to replace a welch plug. I put the bolts back on pretty much as tight as I could (lots of leverage, lots of grunting) but it occurred to me later that maybe they were a bit hard to get off because they were rusted a bit and also had threadlock applied.
I'm going to take it off again to apply exhaust gasket cement and use threadlock on the bolts (do it properly), so should I be doing these bolts extra tight again, or is that going overboard with a gasket+cement? |
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How tight should exhaust manifold bolts be?
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