[Shotimes] exhaust leak

[Jason Hartberger]

at the risk of *not* being redundant, I'd have to have about 2 feet of
paperwork to get anything accomplished on that damned rustbucket they call a
ship. Plus, the leak is further back, under the back seat.

me


----- Original Message -----
From: "Shylo McKinsey" <mrfluffy02@yahoo.com>
To: "Jason Hartberger" <atanhartberger@mail.com>; "TaurusSHO"
<shotimes@autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 12:46 AM
Subject: Re: [Shotimes] exhaust leak


> Sounds like you may have to go to the muffler shop. On
> my MTX, I was able to, (after breaking the rusted
> spring bolts) get it apart and replaced the gasket and
> the bolts. I think the ATX joint is a bit different.
> With all the shops you have on that boat, you might
> think you'd be able to do something there... ;-)
>
> Shylo McKinsey
>
> '91 White MTX
>
> --- Jason Hartberger <atanhartberger@mail.com> wrote:
> > the exhaust pipe on my 94 ATX leaks. badly. the leak
> > is after the resonator,
> > where the pipe changes diameters before the first 90
> > degree bend. The hanger
> > appears to have gone soft and the pipe is flexing,
> > and the joint has gone bad.
> > I've tried all sorts of patches and tapes to fix it,
> > but nothing works. I
> > tried cement, but that was ineffective as well. What
> > the heck do I need to do
> > to fix this? do I need to just bite the bullet and
> > take it to Al's muffler?
> > stupid torque's all gone.
> >
> > -me
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