Or you could get the right part, I guess! lol
Exhaust Manifold
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Exhaust Manifold
When replacing my spark plugs I thought it would help to remove the AIR connector on the passenger side. Unlike the other side the gasket did not stick in place but instead fell down into oblivion. I had to drive the car since it is my daily driver so I doubt I’ll find the gasket anymore. I do smell a very very faint exhaust smell but nothing horrible. I’d still like to get this thing back to normal running order.
My question is where can I pick one of these up? I’ve looked for diagrams online and the major retailers however I just can’t find it.
All help is appreciated!!!
My question is where can I pick one of these up? I’ve looked for diagrams online and the major retailers however I just can’t find it.
All help is appreciated!!!
Last edited by ClaytonPowell; Oct 1, 2012 at 11:12 PM. Reason: Wishing to Edit the title to "Exhaust Manifold AIR Piping Gasket"
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Oh!
It's a liquid...?
So I"m guessing put a minut drop on the face of the area and spread it thin? Push plates together and there you go?
Does this liquid have to get reapplied every time you remove the part?
I was hopping for something that was a sheet of manifold material that I would need to cut out.
It's a liquid...?
So I"m guessing put a minut drop on the face of the area and spread it thin? Push plates together and there you go?
Does this liquid have to get reapplied every time you remove the part?
I was hopping for something that was a sheet of manifold material that I would need to cut out.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Grand Rapids MI
Oh!
It's a liquid...?
So I"m guessing put a minut drop on the face of the area and spread it thin? Push plates together and there you go?
Does this liquid have to get reapplied every time you remove the part?
I was hopping for something that was a sheet of manifold material that I would need to cut out.
It's a liquid...?
So I"m guessing put a minut drop on the face of the area and spread it thin? Push plates together and there you go?
Does this liquid have to get reapplied every time you remove the part?
I was hopping for something that was a sheet of manifold material that I would need to cut out.
Any auto parts store should have both kinds in stock!
Jack
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