hey vitalis ct. or ron calif. do you have a donut for an 8N exhaust i couldn't believe the shops here don't even list it in the books anymore-- put a new exhaust on my tractor and who ever put the last one on did it crooked and the donut got squeezed wrong so the new exhaust doesn't fit right it works but leaks a little and i want a new donut thanks i always find the answers on this site BLW
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Gary from Muleshoe
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Try NAPA auto parts store.
BLW.......as pointed out, the 8N does NOT use a donut to seal the exhaust joint. ...but... ya gotta JAMB the exhaust pipe up into the exhaust manifold. Use a board and a jack to JAMB the exhaust pipe. And take a GOOD LOOK at the 2-part exhaust clamp. It is OFF-SET. BIG SIDE DOWN. Understand??? .......Dell
no donut.
as dean said if the exhaust is excessively deformed, then try this.. cleant he e/m mating lip with 80grit sand paper. hand fit the exhaust pipe lip to it, use a pallpeen hamemr and tap the lip to the e/m lip to get a better seal.. then reinstall the clamp instailling it correctly!! if it leaks past that, then use a soda pop can or tin flashing as seal and clamp that in over the joint.
some people use that chalky liquid-set muffler paste between a bent flange and the manifold especially if the manifold is eroded or pourous. I don't use it as it isn't really needed.. but you can if you want. won't hurt anything.. just make it harder for the next guy who replaces the muffler.
soundguy
as dean said if the exhaust is excessively deformed, then try this.. cleant he e/m mating lip with 80grit sand paper. hand fit the exhaust pipe lip to it, use a pallpeen hamemr and tap the lip to the e/m lip to get a better seal.. then reinstall the clamp instailling it correctly!! if it leaks past that, then use a soda pop can or tin flashing as seal and clamp that in over the joint.
some people use that chalky liquid-set muffler paste between a bent flange and the manifold especially if the manifold is eroded or pourous. I don't use it as it isn't really needed.. but you can if you want. won't hurt anything.. just make it harder for the next guy who replaces the muffler.
soundguy
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