Hello guys I have an issue with my leaking air where the exhaust manifold & turbo gasket meets. Just had may turbo gasket replaced bc it was bad but it didn’t help any so the guy at the shop said I’ll have to replace my turbo & exhaust manifold if I wanna fix the problem correctly! It’s a hairline crack but it’s there. My question is can I have this welded rather than having to replace these expensive items?
REPAIR HELP PLEASE!!!
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Neverquittrucking228, Oct 14, 2022.
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Cast iron = no weld. It'll never hold.
Flat Earth Trucker, Boondock, Keepforgettingmypassword and 3 others Thank this. -
Ok thanks appreciate it
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Cummins isx engine not sure if that matters! Mechanic says he might have a used one that fits but not sure if that’s even worth a try any advice would be appreciated
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If it’s making you money invest in it. Just fix it when you can
Coffey, Boondock, Keepforgettingmypassword and 1 other person Thank this. -
I'd take it off and take it to a local welder or machine shop. It can be welded, but you want someone who knows how.
Rideandrepair and Neverquittrucking228 Thank this. -
Pittsburgh Power has new ones not I believe they port and polish the inside. So you can get more power maybe better MPG. They are better then the factory ones.
ManifoldsLast edited: Oct 14, 2022
NYStarcar, Rideandrepair and Neverquittrucking228 Thank this. -
Take it off and throw it away
full tilt will be about the same price as oem and drop egt a few degreesAccidental Trucker, Oxbow, Rideandrepair and 1 other person Thank this. -
I had several cast iron components welded, not one failure.Jubal Early Times, Boondock, Rideandrepair and 2 others Thank this. -
Thanks for the reply’s guys! I’m gonna try and find a good welder in my area
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