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  1. 11th July 2017, 09:15 PM #1
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    4.6 exhaust manifolds

    seems I popped a gasket on the rangie today, thought it was a lobe off a cam at first. From a quick look it looks like bolts, double hex. Its on the drivers side. Any pitfalls in putting a new one in.
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    be very careful undoing the bolts??
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    I had a look this morning and with my stuffed up eye sight ATM I reckon I best get some one to do it for me. Bloody frustrating when you spend a life time as a mechanic when you have to get some one else to do a simple job because of failing sight (only at that distance, waiting on an op) and body parts that don't move like they did. OH well
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    I put silver anti sieze on mine and easy to get out...too easy...they unwind themselves
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    Quote Originally Posted by bblaze View Post
    I had a look this morning and with my stuffed up eye sight ATM I reckon I best get some one to do it for me. Bloody frustrating when you spend a life time as a mechanic when you have to get some one else to do a simple job because of failing sight (only at that distance, waiting on an op) and body parts that don't move like they did. OH well
    cheers
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    Those marks on the bolts are not double hex, they are actually Braille for us failing eye sight old men

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