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Old 05-06-2008, 11:49 AM
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Looking for shop to replace my manifold bolts

Hello, I live near Mt. Clemens in SE MI and am looking for a recommendation for a shop to take my truck to get the broken exhaust manifold bolts replaced (2001 V10). My Ford dealer wants $1,000
 
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Yea, it probably wont be to much cheeper then that, but I'm sure you can get it for 400-500.
 
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im not a shop but i could do it for you if you have a place to work. i could use the extra money so it would be worth it to me. pm me if your interested.
 
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Originally Posted by rlh68050
Hello, I live near Mt. Clemens in SE MI and am looking for a recommendation for a shop to take my truck to get the broken exhaust manifold bolts replaced (2001 V10). My Ford dealer wants $1,000
are theses the ones at the head or at the pipes?
 
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are theses the ones at the head or at the pipes?
These are the manifold studs, so at the cylinder head.
 
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Old 05-12-2008, 04:40 PM
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how many did you break and are the heads alum or cast?
 
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Originally Posted by 390428cjt
how many did you break and are the heads alum or cast?
There are about 4 bolts per head that are broken now, but the fix is to replace all 20 of them (ten per head). The heads are aluminum.
 
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Old 05-14-2008, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by rlh68050
There are about 4 bolts per head that are broken now, but the fix is to replace all 20 of them (ten per head). The heads are aluminum.
Damn how the hell does that happen? I would let littleme13 handle it for you he seems to know about this issue and has the tools and time,,, I bitch about the FE motors having breaking one exhaust manifold bolt, which is a common thing with the BB exhaust at the heads, I would use antisize compound on the new ones with a locking type fasteners so they dont get loose by accident and dont corrode in the cast alum mounting threads.
 
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Yea. antisieze is a must. =)
 




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