Discovery2 Exhaust
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steve24v
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Td5 or V8?
If you are getting a centre delete pipe I would have thought it would come with some gaskets, but I think the td5 doesn't need them as the ends are flared. I'm not definate as I cut mine off
If you are getting a centre delete pipe I would have thought it would come with some gaskets, but I think the td5 doesn't need them as the ends are flared. I'm not definate as I cut mine off
Td5 I've got delete pipe but no gaskets just wondering before i rip the box off
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I didn't when I did it. But it had no effect so I put the box back on for the MOT and just left it there!
If i was going to go down that road I'd buy a complete sports exhaust like I did for the D1 300 tdi which made a heck of a difference.
Middle box is rotten that's why I thought I'd just put center pipe on it's had a decat already thankyou for infoI didn't when I did it. But it had no effect so I put the box back on for the MOT and just left it there!
If i was going to go down that road I'd buy a complete sports exhaust like I did for the D1 300 tdi which made a heck of a difference.
discool
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So its one pipe sliding into another then.
So get yourself a tube of exhaust jointing paste, which even works on an exhaust system’s bolted flange joints… which my D1 has.
Jointing paste so there is no gaskets then thanks
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So its one pipe sliding into another then.
No it isn't!
See this pic of it.
So get yourself a tube of exhaust jointing paste, which even works on an exhaust system’s bolted flange joints… which my D1 has.
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It won't harm.
but you may need gaskets after all.
I did mine so long ago I can't be sure of remembering correctly.
see this
https://www.jgs4x4.co.uk/defender-discovery-exhaust-pipe-gasket-tdi-td5-v8/
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Totally why not!
Gasket won't break bank will get one just in case and jointing paste thankyou so much
discool
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There you go… but i haven’t seen what the OP has purchased.
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You ought to need one for each end and as you say, not expensive!
The other side of the pipe has only two bolts on it can't find gasket for that sideYou ought to need one for each end and as you say, not expensive!
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Check the exhaust when you take it off, if there are gaskets, replace em, if not don't bother just use Gun gum or whatever.
No sweat at all!
Ha ok let's hope I don't have to sweat Thanks for everything mateCheck the exhaust when you take it off, if there are gaskets, replace em, if not don't bother just use Gun gum or whatever.
No sweat at all!
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Spray all bolts/nuts with a suitable easing fluid, I like a mix of acetone (Nail varnish remover, not the Non acetone type) and ATF. but obvs some sort of WD40 type thing would do. Then leave it a bit and respray. Although TBH I didn't find mine any trouble. You could also think about replacing with brass nuts though there's been a lot of controversy about doing this.
Copaslip?
I too hope you don't have to sweat!
Thanks for all the help mate really appreciate itSpray all bolts/nuts with a suitable easing fluid, I like a mix of acetone (Nail varnish remover, not the Non acetone type) and ATF. but obvs some sort of WD40 type thing would do. Then leave it a bit and respray. Although TBH I didn't find mine any trouble. You could also think about replacing with brass nuts though there's been a lot of controversy about doing this.
Copaslip?
I too hope you don't have to sweat!
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steve24v
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Just been looking online for the delete pipe, looks to me like the 2 holed flange is flared so won't need a gasket (I believe this bolts to the downpipe?), I unbolted this bit when I removed mine and don't recall seeing a gasket. The other end (3 bolt flange) looks like it would have one.
Likely to be the same as the manifold to downpipe gasket as some sellers on ebay sell them in pairs
