Sentences with phrase «exhaust leaks»

During inspection technician found: Right rear window regulator bad, exhaust leaks at manifolds, flanges rotted, front timing cover and oil

• Exhaust studs can break, causing exhaust leaks.

Ford's full - size Explorer is the subject of a new investigation over possible exhaust leaks.

Machined flanges mean Dynomax headers fit your heads snugly the first time, eliminating exhaust leaks

The noise could be anything from exhaust leaks to accessory drive problems or internal (valve train for instance) faults.

It's also good for finding exhaust leaks — an exhaust leak upstream of the O2 sensor can pull in extra oxygen and mimic a vacuum leak, even if it's not large enough to make any noise.

Check your O2 sensor and inspect for exhaust leaks using a spray bottle and a soap solution.

Remember you'll need new gaskets to do this or your new engine will have plenty of issues (like vacuum leaks in the intake which will allow unmetered air into the intake system, and exhaust leaks which will allow air into the exhaust track allowing for really crappy gas mileage.).

Check for exhaust leaks as well, although given the LTFT I would concentrate on the intake side at first.

Exhaust leaks (gasket maybe?)

If the OP applies it through the brake vacuum hose it will smoke like crazy for a few moments, the perfect time to look for exhaust leaks.

I use a stethoscope to find exhaust leaks.

Surtees had gagged all day on fumes from an exhaust leak.

Even a 1988 Honda in excellent condition can develop an exhaust leak that could lead to carbon monoxide entering the cabin.

A massive exhaust leak — bad weld on a reproduction muffler — that reared its head in West Virginia means that he has heard us coming, literally, for miles.

If it does, it is probably something like an exhaust leak which closes itself as the engine manifolds get warm.

O2 sensors, exhaust leak, baro / map reading, wiring, pcm, fuel quality, fuel pressure, fuel injectors just to name a few of the other possibilities.

An exhaust leak can cause your O2 sensor to read incorrectly.

The lambda reading you have provided may point to an exhaust leak, but without an exhaust leak it will mean a weak running condition of the engine.

First of all let me say I apparently have no exhaust leak.

I would check for an exhaust leak starting at the front as you stated that it's coming in from through the ventilation system.

How would an exhaust leak affect this?

My first concern is that you have an exhaust leak.

Some Examples: Air filter clogged Exhaust leak plugged cat clogged fuel injector malfunctioning fuel pressure regulator clogged fuel filter malfunctioning fuel pump spark plugs, wires, cap, rotor, coil Vacuum leak dirty throttle body malfunctioning fast idle thermo valve (similar to vacuum leak) low oil (unless there is an oil level sensor) belts gaskets seals rings low compression bearing damage (rod knock) Broken cam rocker fell / broke off broken valve spring stuck valve critical engine damage (windowed the block) wiring, fuses, relays starting system - ignition switch, starter, relay Cooling system - clogs, leaks, flow (may throw a code if you overheat) transmission clutch (es) driveshaft, differential, axles brakes suspension tires hvac lights gauges

Basically you have an exhaust leak, it's dangerous (to you in the form of carbon monoxide) and should not be ignored.

TL DR: I would suggest you have an exhaust leak up stream of the sensor location.

In the absence of an O2 sensor code, it's likely an exhaust leak or a damaged converter.

The issue is there is an exhaust leak that I can't seem to fix.

As well as @BillN's excellent answer, it could also be that there is an exhaust leak between one of the heads and the exhaust manifold.

However, I though the tapping might be more indicative of an exhaust leak.

If you're smelling exhaust in the cabin, it's not due to an air leak, but an exhaust leak.

It could be as simple as an exhaust leak; it could be your engine trying to tell you it only has a dozen miles under its belt before things get really expensive.

I took off the heat shield from the exhaust manifold on my 2003 Nissan Primera while looking for an exhaust leak, and I noticed this yellowish poweder / dust on it: Any ideas what it is?

Exhaust leak seems like the likely culprit to me.

He then discovered the issue with the P0171 and P0174 codes, which was an exhaust leak, not a vacuum leak.

I brought in my 1999 4runner with an exhaust leak and an oil leak from the valve cover.

If the ticking sound seems to be dependent on temperature, I might suggest taking a look for an exhaust leak somewhere.

An exhaust leak could definitely cause a noise during startup and a smell complaint from passengers.

It's not uncommon for a minor exhaust leak to tick, especially when cool, and then go away as it warms up.

Vehicles built on or before 6-24-2009 with DTC P013A may display this code as a result of an exhaust leak at the manifold catalyst flange.

An exhaust leak will usually cause increased exhaust noise, and if large enough or if the engine load is heavy enough, can...

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A roaring sound while decelerating can be caused by a damaged wheel bearing or in some cases an exhaust leak.

Possible small exhaust leak as the muffler is a bit louder than normal.

The automaker is recalling 20,439 1998 Sportages because a weld on the manifold catalytic converter could crack, possibly causing exhaust leaking and noise and leading to failed vehicle inspection.

189,000 miles good motor and transmission but when you step on the gas there is a little Squealing noise (exhaust leak) but doesn't effect the driving.

Get it back, didn't even put the exhaust back on right, had an exhaust leak and left a hanger off.

The automaker is recalling 36,510 1999 Kia Sportages for possible cracks in an exhaust emissions part that could cause an exhaust leak.

Several months later it developed an exhaust leak on the manifold.