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Refitting exhaust . - esetest - 31-10-13 When I removed the link pipe from the exup collector box , there was the remains of some kind of gasket or sealant , does this have to be removed & replaced before refitting and if so what is the product called . Thanks in advance for advice given . Re: Refitting exhaust . - Dead Eye - 31-10-13 If its the same as the 600 on a stock exhaust then there is a sort of gauze gasket and should probably be replaced if keeping the stock exhaust. Most aftermarket cans have a much snugger fit making it impossible to put any sort of true gasket in place - in this instance maybe someone used a thin layer of some sort of exhaust paste? Re: Refitting exhaust . - nick crisp - 31-10-13 Yes, the standard exhaust and can use a fibre collar/gasket. They tend to fall apart a bit over time. Re: Refitting exhaust . - esetest - 31-10-13 Cheers guys , I am hoping to replace the standard can with a new slip on stubby in the new year ( money permitting ) but for now I will have to put up with the standard can , I will have a look in moto man to see if they have some kind of sealant for exhausts . Re: Refitting exhaust . - solorider - 01-11-13 here you are, not cheap though http://www.yamahamotorcyclespares.co.uk/product/yamaha/4XV147140000/gasket,%20muffler?uid=0 Re: Refitting exhaust . - esetest - 01-11-13 I bought some exhaust sealant today , I have refitted the exhaust today & and pushed it back on without the sealant , if there is a problem I will take it back off and use the sealant . Also, anyone know what the correct torque is for the header nuts . Re: Refitting exhaust . - solorider - 01-11-13 (01-11-13, 08:28 PM)esetest link Wrote:. Also, anyone know what the correct torque is for the header nuts .20nm Re: Refitting exhaust . - Dead Eye - 02-11-13 I thought it was 10Nm ? Re: Refitting exhaust . - esetest - 02-11-13 Cheers guys , might be worth my while investing in a manual . Re: Refitting exhaust . - Captain Haddock - 02-11-13 Investing???? Download from this very site, don't waste beer tokens. Re: Refitting exhaust . - esetest - 02-11-13 Thanks Captain , I,ve just found a whole list of tech specs on Pats motorcycle page , showing the torque at 15nm , but I will have a go at downloading for future ref. |