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Car Forum / Volvo Cars / November 2004

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Pulsair and exhaust leaks

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James Sweet - 27 Nov 2004 01:25 GMT
So we got the B23E into the '79 242 and running. The car goes like heck now
but there's an exhaust leak which we think is coming from the Pulsair tubes
where they seat in the head. What sort of seals do these use? I know some
people just plug them, but supposedly it cleans up the exhaust some and it's
such a simple system that I'd rather have it functioning. Anybody got
suggestions on silencing the exhaust ticking?
Mike F - 30 Nov 2004 14:16 GMT
> So we got the B23E into the '79 242 and running. The car goes like heck now
> but there's an exhaust leak which we think is coming from the Pulsair tubes
> where they seat in the head. What sort of seals do these use? I know some
> people just plug them, but supposedly it cleans up the exhaust some and it's
> such a simple system that I'd rather have it functioning. Anybody got
> suggestions on silencing the exhaust ticking?

There is a washer made up from exhaust gasket type material between each
pipe inlet and the head.  Often it's the pipe itself, it rusts through.

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