[Chrysler300] Ram K exhaust leak

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Hi Group,

Some time ago I asked you all for help in fixing an annoying exhaust leak on the dirver's side of the engine.  I received many helpful answers.  Thank you all for that.  We were finally able to track down a set of header-to-head gaskets that seemed to be the right ones.  I suspected a leak in the long heat riser tube.  The mechanic suspected a blown header gasket.  As it turned out, he did a smoke test on it and found that the gasket between the short tube and the header was blown, in addition to a leak in the long tube.  We didn't have to disturb the header after all.

All is well now, and the noise is gone and I don't have to breathe in the fumes any more!

Thanks,

George Clineman


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