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'01 4.7 V8 Exhaust leak
My Dakota has developed a slight exhaust leak. It is loud when the engine just starts, but goes away once it's hot. I tracked it down to the right side manifold gasket.
Anyone had to replace the exhaust gaskets? Is it going to be difficult or is it a straightforward job? |
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Re: '01 4.7 V8 Exhaust leak
Mopar#'s
53030812-Right 53030813-Left Straight forward repair, soak the the bolts/nuts with penetrating lube on a cold engine a couple of hours before you try to remove. NAPA lists this gasket set. Item#: NGAMS16336
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Re: '01 4.7 V8 Exhaust leak
Thanks for the info SteveO.
I don't do alot of repairs on this truck. It doesn't need much attention aside from oil changes, tires, and spark plugs. It's my work truck and I put about 45K miles on it every year. I now have 155K on it. Repairs since I bought it: throttle position sensor, clockspring, A/C fan resistor pack. I'm not counting brake pads and disks, those wear out on every vehicle. I love this truck. |
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Re: '01 4.7 V8 Exhaust leak
Make sure you order new bolts . Chances are at least one is broken off . The good news is that the broken stud usually comes out of the cylinder head fairly easily with pliers or vise grips .
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Re: '01 4.7 V8 Exhaust leak
All 4.7 l engines come from the factory with exhaust manifold gaskets .
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