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webbo_23

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Registered: 2nd Dec 08
Location: Nottingham
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15th Jul 10 at 15:18

hi all,

Im hopefully going to look at a corsa this weekend for a project car. The guy says the manifold may be on its way out. How would i identify this (ie things to look out for). Also is it a costly job to fix?

Cheers

Neil

alan-g-w

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Registered: 9th Nov 07
Location: Glasgow
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15th Jul 10 at 15:59

Inlet or exhaust? Signs of it 'going' would probably be cracks or if it's blowing at the flange. {You'd probably be able to tell by the noise, but if in doubt ask the guy he seems honest enough to have told you it in the first place.

markx14xe

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Registered: 5th Oct 08
Location: grimsby
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15th Jul 10 at 17:48

what car?

Piér

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Location: Gloucestershire
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15th Jul 10 at 18:15

quote:
Originally posted by webbo_23
hi all,

Im hopefully going to look at a corsa this weekend for a project car. The guy says the manifold may be on its way out. How would i identify this (ie things to look out for). Also is it a costly job to fix?

Cheers

Neil

markx14xe

posted on 15th Jul 10 at 17:48

what car?