Manifold Gasket
txdodge97:
The gaskets are a compression/crush type metal gasket. You won't be able to easily replace just one as you will have to loosen all bolts and risk leaks with the others. You could try and slip one in but if you've been having blow-by then it is probably carboned up and you will need to clean up the head and manifold surface. It's not a bad job, just soak everything with powerblaster a few times. You can probably get by with leaving the turbo and manifold bolted together if you have room to work. While you're at it you might as well replace it with a 3-piece from HTT or ATS. Remember to follow the tightening sequence and torque.
Paul
The gaskets are a compression/crush type metal gasket. You won't be able to easily replace just one as you will have to loosen all bolts and risk leaks with the others. You could try and slip one in but if you've been having blow-by then it is probably carboned up and you will need to clean up the head and manifold surface. It's not a bad job, just soak everything with powerblaster a few times. You can probably get by with leaving the turbo and manifold bolted together if you have room to work. While you're at it you might as well replace it with a 3-piece from HTT or ATS. Remember to follow the tightening sequence and torque.
Paul
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