Recurring Exhaust Leaks After Bolt-Ons

Originally Posted by flyfish I had the same issue after installing a FI cat back, there were leaks at the cat and mid-section, would drip water. I use some high

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Recurring Exhaust Leaks After Bolt-Ons

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Originally Posted by flyfish

I had the same issue after installing a FI cat back, there were leaks at the cat and mid-section, would drip water. I use some high temp copper anti-seize lube on both sides of the gaskets, no issues after a year.

Search for Permatex or Loctite copper based high temp anti-seize lube.

I think you want RTV for the gaskets, not anti-seize (though that is still useful for the fasteners).

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