REPAIR HELP PLEASE!!!
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Neverquittrucking228, Oct 14, 2022.
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Very few can do it properly and its very labour intensive. Preheat, post heat, high nickle electrodes etc. Add in the constant heat cycling an exhaust manifold experiences and I have my doubts that it'll last long.
Myself I'd avoid the hassle and just replace the manifold. If the weld cracks again in 3 months then you've got to tear it all apart again and replace it. -
I would go for it, used one.Oxbow, Neverquittrucking228 and Rideandrepair Thank this.
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Why weld it when it won’t last, just go for a used one.Ffx95, Oxbow, Neverquittrucking228 and 2 others Thank this.
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why do it right once when you can half ### it twice?zinita17601, Coffey, Oxbow and 11 others Thank this.
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Well you’re right about it not lasting, my point is it can be done and has been. I didn’t respond to the op, but the op needs to just replace it, because it has to be removed off the truck to weld anyway so might as well put a new one on.Accidental Trucker, Boondock, Neverquittrucking228 and 4 others Thank this.
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Cast can be welded correctly by few, in high stress areas by fewer, and in extreme heat areas by none that i've seen.(weld yes, last no)
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Gotcha thanks for all the replies. It’s a small hairline crack but sucking a lot of air. How long before it mess something else up? Just wondering
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You will know once you take a load up the hill . Get it replaced before you have to get it towedOxbow, skallagrime, Siinman and 1 other person Thank this.
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Find a load home and get it fixed, it’s not a 911 but it’s not something to leave either
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