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    Torque on 4.2 litre exhaust manifold

    Hi ,

    I am replacing the exhaust manifold gasket on my 4.2 litre gq patrol. I have been informed the new age exhaust gasket are crap.

    So I was told to out another product on the exhaust manifold gasket to extend its life. Has anyone heard of this before? And if so the product?

    Also looking to understand the torque of each bolt/ nut when I retighten the manifold.

    Thanks,
    Rob

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    the new gasket i got looks identical to the originals. so far so good, tight enough so they don't rattle off.
    looks like http://www.atocauto.com.au/proddetai...rod=KNTD42EGNA but they were $40 ish

    i didn't use anything just cleaned up both surfaces and boom no leaks
    if its worth doin its worth over doin

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    Torque value for the exhaust studs is 25-29Nm
    Heat shield is 7-9Nm.
    Sometimes ppl smear a little RTV on each side
    but a new gasket with clean surfaces should be fine
    Last edited by threedogs; 6th March 2016 at 09:38 AM.
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