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- walts garage-53 December 2012
Int/Exh Manifold sealer
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Is there a sealer that can be used in conjunction with gasket between intake and exhaust manifolds on a 254? The intake is aluminum and when fired for the first time it leaked at this point. Owner had deck surface milled, so don't know if this has affected clearence.
Kim -
If both surfaces were milled, then you would have to use 2 gaskets and a good sealer. Another way is have the exhaust manifold milled where it sets on the block. It must be done so that it stays straight front to rear. Walt.
