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I have a 1985 528 rebuilt motor from the bottom up. the thing runs great ,but I have a problem with the exhaust Y pipe overheating below the O2 sensor.The thing turns cherry red. used
I dont know what u mean by y-pipe but depending on where youre describing you may have either a plugged catalytic converter or a fuel mixture problem...or even both.
Originally posted by whyme@Feb 7 2005, 06:51 PM I have a 1985 528 rebuilt motor from the bottom up. the thing runs great ,but I have a problem with the exhaust Y pipe overheating below the O2 sensor.The thing turns cherry red. used
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I am referring to the point at which the two pipes from each individual manifold intersect to create one exhaust pipe creating what appears to be a Y.Thanks for the input and you are on the money,the problem was in the fuel mixture.running great now thanks again.
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@Feb 7 2005, 06:51 PM I have a 1985 528 rebuilt motor from the bottom up. the thing runs great ,but I have a problem with the exhaust Y pipe overheating below the O2 sensor.The thing turns cherry red. used
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I am referring to the point at which the two pipes from each individual manifold intersect to create one exhaust pipe creating what appears to be a Y.Thanks for the input and you are on the money,the problem was in the fuel mixture.running great now thanks again.
ghead
I replace the cluth on a v8 mustang and by accident disconected the vacum hose to the map sensor causing the engine to run a very rich mixture and created the same problem you have.check all you fuel syatem conection.
sorry about the spelling..........My main language is french.
Originally posted by GILLES@Feb 9 2005, 09:11 AM ghead
I replace the cluth on a v8 mustang and by accident disconected the vacum hose to the map sensor causing the engine to run a very rich mixture and created the same problem you have.check all you fuel syatem conection.
sorry about the spelling..........My main language is french.
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Non taken we do appreciate your input........
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