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Case 680L Exhaust Manifold

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Tracy Smith

08-04-2003 15:56:52




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Hello all,
I am getting ready to purchase a 1990 Case 680L
The machine is in excellent condition other than the exhaust manifold is cracked pretty bad.
Is this a very expensive part to replace?
Thanks,
-Tracy Smith




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Bob

08-05-2003 19:16:02




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 Re: Case 680L Exhaust Manifold in reply to Tracy Smith, 08-04-2003 15:56:52  
I have used manifolds for this machine/engine. I will need to know if it is turbocharged or naturally aspirated. Either way will cost you less than $100.
Bob
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Tracy Smith

08-05-2003 19:21:12




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 Re: Re: Case 680L Exhaust Manifold in reply to Bob, 08-05-2003 19:16:02  
Hi Bob, That sounds great! This is not a turbo charged engine, but from what I understand it is not difficult to modify it into one. I am in Northern, PA. Where would you be shipping from? You can email me at [email protected] if you'd like.
Thanks!
-Tracy



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JimKS

08-05-2003 17:00:43




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 Re: Case 680L Exhaust Manifold in reply to Tracy Smith, 08-04-2003 15:56:52  
I don't know exactly what the manifold would cost... but I've replaced a lot of them on those 5.9 L engines... when I was in Tennessee, we often broke bolts when removing those manifolds 'cause they were always rusty, but when I lived in Colorado, they generally came off easy enough (doesn't rain there much... no rust). It's a common problem for those manifolds to break.



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Tracy Smith

08-05-2003 17:10:05




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 Re: Re: Case 680L Exhaust Manifold in reply to JimKS, 08-05-2003 17:00:43  
Thanks for your help guys.
My mechanic has a plan of soaking it with penetrating oil for two days and then heating that area with a torch before trying to remove the bolts. He's anticipating that they will probably snap. It's pretty darn rusted. Probably been broke for several years. We were trying to figure out why it snapped. Thought maybe the exhaust pipe got hit by something.
Also noticed that the converter (I think its called) which is right above the manifold is cracked. From what I hear $250 will cover the parts. I'm going to Pittsburgh to go pick the 680 up tommorow morning. Can't wait to get it out there and get use to it! Yeeha!
Thanks again.
-Tracy

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JCMarleau

08-04-2003 19:32:50




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 Re: Case 680L Exhaust Manifold in reply to Tracy Smith, 08-04-2003 15:56:52  
i Tracy if ever interested i have a service manual and a parts manual for a 680L my e mail is [email protected]



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