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Hi folks -
I'm suspicious that I might have an exhaust leak (driver's side exhaust manifold) but can't be sure. I'm planning on having it checked next time I bring it in, which is a rare occurrence.
What's leading me to believe I might have a small leak is that, some time ago, my mpg's went off a cliff. While it's right around the time I switched to cooper zeon's, I can't really attribute the drop in mpg to just the tires and my heavy foot. Seems like I lost 2mpg instantly, and nothing with the truck changed (and this is before winterized gas). So, I thought it might be running a little fat given the exhaust leak, etc.
Was the problem of manifold bolts breaking limited to the 2009's?
I don't see any broken bolts, but I know that sometimes these leaks are hard to detect. I don't see any visual clues either - just hearing it on cold startup....
Thanks in advance -
I'm suspicious that I might have an exhaust leak (driver's side exhaust manifold) but can't be sure. I'm planning on having it checked next time I bring it in, which is a rare occurrence.
What's leading me to believe I might have a small leak is that, some time ago, my mpg's went off a cliff. While it's right around the time I switched to cooper zeon's, I can't really attribute the drop in mpg to just the tires and my heavy foot. Seems like I lost 2mpg instantly, and nothing with the truck changed (and this is before winterized gas). So, I thought it might be running a little fat given the exhaust leak, etc.
Was the problem of manifold bolts breaking limited to the 2009's?
I don't see any broken bolts, but I know that sometimes these leaks are hard to detect. I don't see any visual clues either - just hearing it on cold startup....
Thanks in advance -