exhaust leak from header tube
exhaust leak from header tube
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From the tube that comes up off the passenger side bank, whatever was on it blew off while i was driving last night. Could someone tell me can i just block it off, and where i can get something to do that, or what i need to do about it.
From the tube that comes up off the passenger side bank, whatever was on it blew off while i was driving last night. Could someone tell me can i just block it off, and where i can get something to do that, or what i need to do about it.
Last edited by 02transam 513; Apr 4, 2004 at 04:16 PM.
That's just your AIR tube connector. If you have AIR deleted, then you probably just had a threaded plug in there.
I think a 22mm drain plug works on some AIR threads, depending on year. Don't drive it until you get a plug. Your car will run SUPER rich.
Dan
I think a 22mm drain plug works on some AIR threads, depending on year. Don't drive it until you get a plug. Your car will run SUPER rich.
Dan
ok, i'll try and find a 22mm drain plug, does that sound right for a 96 if anybody knows better. I was trying to egg on a race and my car atrting making an awful sound. So needless to say i raced anyway. But she's home till i get it plugged.
Call BBK and ask the threading. On my MACs it was 7/8ths by 18...emissions threadings are far different then regular threadings so you don't mess with them, I had to have some custom made at a hydraulics shop.
You probably need a #10 an union. This is what I used to connect my EGR system on my RK sport headers. This is a link to the connector, but you probably need just a plug the same size.
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...rt=10+an+union
Tim
http://store.summitracing.com/defaul...rt=10+an+union
Tim
i had this same problem when i got my bbks installed. i went to the local ace hardware and found the right plug for about $4 for 2 plugs. dont know what the fitting is called but anyone at your local ace could probably help
hope this helps
hope this helps
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