Thanks Gadget, If you ever get bored, you can help me and Jason install them. Jason doesn't know he is helping yet.Gadget said:
GreenTaco4x4 said:http://www.stage8.com/AutomotiveStart.htm
I would suggest these. I helped my cousin put headers on his dakota and he kept getting leaks these are the only thing that stopped it from leaking.
Gadget said:OK, sounds interesting. Do you have some explosives? It is not an easy job at all, but I can certainly supervise and drink beer.
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A lot of people forget to retorque their header bolts after the engine has been warmed up, and cooled back down. You may have to retighten them after several engine warm ups/cool downs. The header gaskets expand and contract with the engine temps. That is the #1 cause of header leaks.Ted said:I got bought some used TRD header (V-6) last year, and it's time to put them on my truck. I need a manifold gasket. I have read some complaints about leaking gaskets. Should I use the stock gasket?
whatever, newbieGadget said:
That's funny, LMAO!! :lmao: :lmao:creed said:whatever, newbie
I wonder what my total posts were on Delphi.creed said:i'm just trying to bump up my posts . . .![]()
if i used a non stock gasket on my header for my 4cyl it would always leak..I got bought some used TRD header (V-6) last year, and it's time to put them on my truck. I need a manifold gasket. I have read some complaints about leaking gaskets. Should I use the stock gasket?