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Exhaust Gas Leak - Solution ? - Enceladus - 22-03-13

hi all
just remembered that my bike is due an mot next month  :eek
i think there is a small gas leak on the exhaust where the end can meets the pipework.
i assume that this would be a fail.
is there anything i can use to stop this that wont look hideous ?



Re: Exhaust Gas Leak - Solution ? - reillypadraig - 22-03-13

I used silicone, clear stuf but after a couple of miles and a couple of bad rough roads later it was loose again and had to scrap it of, quick fix thou,

I found some firegum, like gun gum but it works as a lube at first to ease exhaust pipework onto each other then forms a seal with that lube, have yet to get the funds for it, event though u think its only a tennor. Comes in a tube rather than the gun gum tub


Re: Exhaust Gas Leak - Solution ? - bandit - 22-03-13

This is the stuff you need put a nice thick bead of it around the inside of the endcan & slide on.
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_173139_langId_-1_categoryId_255217


Re: Exhaust Gas Leak - Solution ? - Ben600 - 22-03-13

the best quick fix I came up with for a blowing silencer / link pipe joint was to cut a coke can, roll it up and use it as a gasket between silencer / link pipe. Works well, looks ok (can't see it) and is cheap and easy!