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Re: re-threading exhaust manifold
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Posted by Farmallkid on February 03, 2004 at 05:18:13 from (209.216.154.84):
In Reply to: re-threading exhaust manifold posted by James on February 03, 2004 at 04:59:19:
You will have to get the pipe out of the manifold. We had to re-thread my manifold, we got a dye or what ever it is from the company that makes the wolfe tiler machines, they are located close to where my dad works. We had to be careful how we did it, the dye is $400 +. You might want to try pb blaster to get the pipe loose, i have never used it, but heard it works real good. If you go to a tool and dye somewhere, you should be able to get a new pipe threaded and a dye, you might have to take the tractor there to thread it. hope this helps.
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