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Wrangler Exhaust Leak
My 95 YJ 4 cyl definitely has an exhaust leak somewhere under the hood but I can't locate it. My header is not cracked and it is bolted securely to the downward exhaust pipe. I haven't yet tried re-tightening all of the bolts to the engine block, so that will be my next action. I just replaced the exhaust manifold with a header about a year ago so I didn't think the gasket would go bad that quickly. Are there any other areas on the engine where exhaust would escape? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Re: Wrangler Exhaust Leak
Ther is nowhere on the actual engine block that could let exhaust out, unless you have a crack around your exaust port(unlikely). A Gasket is less than $5 USD, and only takes an hour. Make sure you scrub all of the old gasket off(use brake cleaner), that is the only reason a gasket would go bad that early.
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Re: Wrangler Exhaust Leak
There was also a recall on some 97's (under federal 8/80 emissions law), substandard bolts were used to secure the manifold to the head. You may want to check the bolts while you're replacing the gasket, and make sure they're good.
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