Exhaust leak
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The passenger side is the easier of the two. Remove the wheel and wheel well liner for easier access to the manifold. Once the manifold is out inspect the tranny dipstick tube for signs of perforation.
For the drivers side, again remove the wheel and wheel well liner for easier access to the manifold. This side is harder because the oil dipstick tube, the steering shaft, and the EGR tube are in your way.
For the drivers side, again remove the wheel and wheel well liner for easier access to the manifold. This side is harder because the oil dipstick tube, the steering shaft, and the EGR tube are in your way.
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I did check those already and even replaced the gasket prior to the muffler. I tried smoke test to check the leak but it doesn't work, can't find any that I know of. I suspect that it maybe because of the aftermarket muffler but I kind of suspecting an exhaust leak on the manifold because it ticks like for 10 secs on startup and goes away, step on the throttle and exhaust is loud.
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