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Learn how to find exhaust leaks in your car or truck and then repair them without a welder using some common, inexpensive exhaust sealer products. To repair the exhaust leak you can use an exhaust putty, tape, or clamp.
Exhaust Putty:
Exhaust Tape:
Exhaust Clamp:
Sandpaper (100 grit):
Shop Vac:
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Can you put exhaust tape around a clamp thats leaking? Because i clamped together a pipe to a pipe and its leaking from where the two pipes connect and there is a clamp holding it in. And before i buy the tape i want to make sure it will work
Nice wheel by stock wheel
I put my car in the garage. Hooked up the shop vac but put it outside and closed the garage door as much as possible. I then turned on the shop vac and listened/searched through a Christmas wrapping tube. I was able to find the leak in less than five minutes. I would not have thought of this procedure without your video. Thx!!!!! I also really liked not having to turn on my car!
When a Man cuts a hole in his exhaust just to help you… You know you can thrust him
How do I remove the wrap if it's not the right rated wrap?
Car porn @ 3:15
"Just shove that hose up into the tailpipe"
This man sacrificed a car for us what a hero
Nice
Chris is the man!
Excellent! Tonight I will be using this method on my 1960 Cadillac, it has had a pesky exhaust leak(s) for a long time. Nice work and thumbs up.