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12 Sep 2015 15:23 #151831 by ronm
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Hi advice needed

Just fitted entire new exhaust to my 2001 Jimny pickup.
Including cat and sensor .

1) Having torqued all connections per manual in true aftermarket form I have a slight blow between the down pipe and link pipe. Does anyone know if jointing paste is advisable on this joint as fitted with stainless crushable gasket.(birds nest type)

2)Back box sits at slight oddball angle with tail pie angled slightly down causing box to bang on cross member near rubbermounts. Any thoughts on twisting this without resulting to oxy on the link pipe

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12 Sep 2015 15:34 #151832 by Daniel30
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Are all the rubber hangers ok??

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12 Sep 2015 16:00 #151834 by ronm
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Hi Daniel
Yes all mountings seem ok but not much give in joint on back box. think bend in link pipe fractionally out

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12 Sep 2015 16:15 #151837 by Tadpole
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ronm wrote: Hi advice needed

Just fitted entire new exhaust to my 2001 Jimny pickup.
Including cat and sensor .

1) Having torqued all connections per manual in true aftermarket form I have a slight blow between the down pipe and link pipe. Does anyone know if jointing paste is advisable on this joint as fitted with stainless crushable gasket.(birds nest type)
Martin had this issue I'm sure not so long back worth having a search, however I think he reversed the 'stainless crushable gasket' refitted & all was well ......... :unsure:

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12 Sep 2015 16:40 #151838 by ronm
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Hi Tadpole will check it out

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12 Sep 2015 16:55 #151841 by Daniel30
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Tadpole wrote:

ronm wrote: Hi advice needed

Just fitted entire new exhaust to my 2001 Jimny pickup.
Including cat and sensor .

1) Having torqued all connections per manual in true aftermarket form I have a slight blow between the down pipe and link pipe. Does anyone know if jointing paste is advisable on this joint as fitted with stainless crushable gasket.(birds nest type)
Martin had this issue I'm sure not so long back worth having a search, however I think he reversed the 'stainless crushable gasket' refitted & all was well ......... :unsure:


Yeah I think he used the old gasket

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12 Sep 2015 18:32 #151847 by ronm
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ok action plan - bite the bullet

tomorrow storms permitting removing the link pipe and gently
refettling the box end flange think welded on a few mm out so some light tapping should sort .
As for the box exit pipe I think it was just welded on at the wrong angle so can live with that
Hopefully when refitting the downpipe gasket may just work like Martins we'll see.

Thanks guys

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12 Sep 2015 18:38 #151849 by Daniel30
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Had my new exhaust fitted today centre back the gaskets on that where ok did you have a gasket for the rear box aswell
07 plate so I think there a different shape but same principle :)

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12 Sep 2015 18:52 #151850 by ronm
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Bought all exhaust as a package but came with no box gasket ? when I phoned and asked they said no gasket needed.
Ive been playing with cars and boats for 45+ years and I haven't seen the perfect ungasketed joint yet.
So got one off the internet.
I must say the 'birds nest gaskets' that came did not seem as substantial as the ones on the factory pipe!

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12 Sep 2015 19:11 #151851 by Daniel30
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I got this birds nest one off flea bay 121433338133 fitted well no leaks

And the box one was like a little metal ring is that what you got?

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12 Sep 2015 19:39 #151854 by Busta
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I always use exhaust assembly paste on every joint. It won't do any harm, and seems pretty effective and getting a good seal first time.

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12 Sep 2015 19:49 #151855 by ronm
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Yep that's the one, like a metal O ring, bit bigger than 50p piece.

Just been out and disconnected my back box! will need to get another gasket as flange angle has caused this one to completely flatten on one side.

Tomorrow is another day

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