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hmmm header leak...

This is a discussion on hmmm header leak... within the Engine Performance forums, part of the Scion tC category; installed headers last week, noticed that the bottom has a leak. loosened it up on the bottom where it connects ...

  1. Sun., Jun 29, 2008 #1
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    Default hmmm header leak...

    installed headers last week, noticed that the bottom has a leak. loosened it up on the bottom where it connects to the s pipe and re-aligned it. Tightened it up as tight as i could get it and still I get a very small leak out of the spot where the bottom of the header connects to the S pipe. I figured I would take it to a mechanic and have them hit it with an impact gun.

    what do you guys think I should do, anyone had a problem with ehaust gases leaking out where the S pipe connects to the header?
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    you could call the company that you purchased from and tell them that you have this problem but the mechanic thing should be done if the company doesnt have a solution to your problem
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