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> Six heat exchangers leaking under gasket.
914itis
post May 12 2015, 09:40 PM
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I installed the heat exchangers with all new gasket and they were leaking . I removed them to adjust and the gaskets are not usable. I had to order new gaskets.
Are there any tricks to the trade ?

The headers that I removed had no leaks .

These are six HE's. Not the four.
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post May 13 2015, 08:09 AM
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PM sent Stoddard ? Dansk new version ones ??
If so check flanges. . mine were not parallel to heads and Stoddard recalled them.
This is a picture with a straight edge and the gap. .

If yours are OE factory exchangers, they [at least mine do] should have a stepped ring on the center of the flange. . You should be able to look at the gasket and see the impression where it mated and see where the leak is. . .
I never use these gaskets over as they crush where this ring is. .


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