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Small gas leak between gasket of exhaust and engine

ChuenouXiao

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Hi XB racers!


Hey I need your help, my XB has a jetpro rear pipe and I notice that there is a little gas leak on where the exhaust is attached to the engine where the gasket is located. Not sure what its called but there is a little gas leak. Is this normal? How do I fix this? I have attached a pix below. I'm confident I have tighten the screws enough to where it shouldn't leak. Any suggestion?
 

ChuenouXiao

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rcgasser said:
Use some red high temp RTV silicone around the gasket that should seal it right up.
So what brand? What grade of RTV silicone? How do I apply it to the gasket? Where do I get it?
 

ChuenouXiao

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Deluge

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It honestly doesn't look that bad. If you're worried about it, replace the gasket. Using sealant at this point would be a temporary fix, and buying a few exhaust gaskets is cheaper than a tube/can of sealant. I'd buy 4 or 5 just to have some spares laying around, and so shipping won't be so painful.

Zenoah Exhaust Gasket
 

DustyR3825

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Deluge said:
It honestly doesn't look that bad. If you're worried about it, replace the gasket. Using sealant at this point would be a temporary fix, and buying a few exhaust gaskets is cheaper than a tube/can of sealant. I'd buy 4 or 5 just to have some spares laying around, and so shipping won't be so painful.Zenoah Exhaust Gasket
+1..........
 

jeffp83

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These are the best exhaust gaskets available IMO, they seal great and can be removed and reinstalled quite a few times before replacing.
 

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