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Old 08-31-2010, 09:43 AM
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Estimated cost to replace exhaust gasket ring

anyone have a ballpark for what cost I may expect for a garage
to replace the gasket ?


starting at the rear cat, headed toward the engine, there
is one metal gasket on the pipe right after the front cat,
this is the one I need replaced.

is it replaceable without big engine bay work ?

thanks

-BBMcF

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I remember removing that section of exhaust from a 2001 V6 Taco, one nut came off like normal, one stud unscrewed, one stud snapped. I don't remember it being that hard to get to but the broken stud had to be drilled out (PITA). I think it can all be done from under the truck, without even lifting the hood. A good muffler shop would probably be your best bet, but get the gasket from the dealer and take it with you.

These are probably the gasket you need.


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cool beans
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yeah...just some eye protection and elbow grease, new gasket and bolts, and
the old bolts surprisingly came off with PB blaster and vice grips. short job, only made
hard because I did it on the ground without any stands or lift
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Was that the correct part number I showed?
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Piece of cake,
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Old 09-08-2010, 04:37 AM
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Originally Posted by mt_goat
Was that the correct part number I showed?
I went cheap with automart gasket from some unknown 3rd world country
and some fine pitch metric hardware I scrounged up

The parts looked the same as yer pic

didn't need any muffler snot, the gasket alone was fine.

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