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Rust stains leaking around muffler - Man Engines

Discussion in 'Engines' started by CSkipR, Feb 8, 2010.

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  1. pbekker

    pbekker New Member

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    just a fast comment

    the rust dont come of the stainless steal ring if there is any in them

    the rust comes out the engine and a loose clamps,
    after all it is cooling water that go to the enginge to cool the hot air down
    and inside the engine it is never paintent :p

    it is the same with your central heating in your house if you are disconnecting a unit the water that comes out is also brown hell


    so dont wurry to mutch about the collor just make sure the clamps are good closed (thight = thight )
  2. daydreamer4

    daydreamer4 New Member

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    my exhaust was leaking exhaust water thru the place where the stainless union and the glass exhaust pipe are bonded together.my 12 cylinders are 96 models.on skips pic if you look on the support rod it is usally welded to the union to support the y pipe
  3. Beau

    Beau Senior Member

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    DD4: Had the SS sleeve deteriorated or just seperated from the Muffler? And ,do you think the sleeve was the source of the rust, or more like pbekker's explanation?
  4. daydreamer4

    daydreamer4 New Member

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    the sleeve was both corroded and leaking.the saltwater reacts to the stainless and it definitely shows rust stains.i took it out to get repaired
  5. Beau

    Beau Senior Member

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    Thanks, I'll keep an eye on mine