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VIDEO: Three Tips To Replace Exhaust Manifold Gaskets

Andrew Markel explains how exhaust manifold gaskets on some engines can be difficult to work with. The video also offers some pro tips to make the job easier, including using anti-seize and induction heating. Sponsored by MAHLE.

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Andrew Markel explains how exhaust manifold gaskets on some engines can be difficult to work with. The video also offers some pro tips to make the job easier, including using anti-seize and induction heating. Sponsored by MAHLE.

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