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Golden_HVAC
Jun 13, 2014Explorer
Have you considered doing it yourself?
I think that the dealership is putting in a lot of shop time because they have had past problems with broken bolts that cause the job to eat up shop time. If you are very careful to move the bolt a little tight then loose, then tight again, you can get it moving without breaking the bolts.
Probably all you would need at this point is new gaskets, and then you can seal it again. No more leaks. You can also check with a local muffler shop, and see what they have to say. It might be a leaking exhaust system causing all that noise. I replaced the exhaust in my 15 year old 1975 F-350 and it became as quiet as my car! I loved that $800 cost! They put on a huge muffler, and went to a single 3" exhaust pipe for the 460" engine.
Good luck,
Fred.
I think that the dealership is putting in a lot of shop time because they have had past problems with broken bolts that cause the job to eat up shop time. If you are very careful to move the bolt a little tight then loose, then tight again, you can get it moving without breaking the bolts.
Probably all you would need at this point is new gaskets, and then you can seal it again. No more leaks. You can also check with a local muffler shop, and see what they have to say. It might be a leaking exhaust system causing all that noise. I replaced the exhaust in my 15 year old 1975 F-350 and it became as quiet as my car! I loved that $800 cost! They put on a huge muffler, and went to a single 3" exhaust pipe for the 460" engine.
Good luck,
Fred.
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