Posted by EJ70 on November 24, 2012 at 09:56:17 from (174.49.255.111):
Reading the other threads about the plugs got me thinking about the exhaust manifold bolts to. My v-10 has broke the heads off at total of 6 exhaust manifold bolts. It has 80K on it and is an 01. No problems with the plugs at this time. This truck is my light duty work horse. Pulling stock trailers, hauling hay, etc.The furthest I run it is 200 miles away but would hate to spit a plug or drop a manifold with animals in tow that far away from home. With the tight clearances removing the sheared bolts appears to be a PIA. Thinking of removing the engine and put it on the stand to do the exhaust and inserts for the plugs all at once. What do you guys think? I think I will make up the time I take pulling the engine with the easier access of having it on the stand.
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