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  1. I bought a can of j.b.weld extreme heat and applied to my manifold crack, I'll see how it holds up.
  2. I have the original title with the envelope it came in for my 35 Buick but the envelope is post marked 1934.
  3. Dose anyone have or know where I can get a good exhaust manifold for my 35 40 series Buick? Mine is cracked.Thanks,Greg.
  4. My manifold has a crack and I need a good one for my 35 40 series.Thanks.
  5. It's about 3" long. I'll start it up and hear how it sounds.
  6. It's for a 35 Buick 40 series 233 engine exhaust manifold.Thanks.
  7. I bought the special washers from Bob's and lubricated the gasket. Torqued the nuts to 20 ft.lbs.I guess it was too high. I'll probably try extreme heat j.b. weld until I can find a good manifold or welder.Thanks
  8. Thanks,I might try that.And why not take a picture?
  9. Do you mean no on the furnace cement or j.b. weld or both?
  10. Other than removing the exhaust manifold can a hairline crack be repaired by using cast iron furnace cement? Anyone use it on manifolds? Just wondered.I don't think J.B.Weld will hold up to the heat.Thanks
  11. Dose no-rosion additive provide any lubricant properties for the water pump? Thanks.
  12. I made one this afternoon thanks to your pictures.Hobby Lobby was to only place I found locally that had the cooper.It's a little shorter than yours as they only have 4" x 10" sheets but I think it will work. Thanks.Greg
  13. Thanks,I just coated the inside with gas tank sealer to prevent further rust holes.I hope that works for another ninety years.
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