How hot

[sk8er602]

How hot will my factory exhaust manifold get, is there any kind of glue or expoy that can deal with that high of heat.

I need to know b/c my o2 sensors threads came off and dont fell like droping a 100+ on a new one

 

[hybrid89]

weld it!

 

[SlushboxTeggy]

Originally posted by sk8er602@Aug 14 2005, 12:11 PM
How hot will my factory exhaust manifold get, is there any kind of glue or expoy that can deal with that high of heat.

I need to know b/c my o2 sensors threads came off and dont fell like droping a 100+ on a new one

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1200F, i believe.

 

[xj0hnx]

Real fucking hot Just weld it back in.

 

[B16CRX]

no glue or epoxy can take that. at least not the kind of crap you can buy over the counter. It's not that hard to weld.

 

[smooth_criminal]

JB weld is the only thing i can think of that will take that heat. Just amek sure you give it plenty of time to cure.

 

[xj0hnx]

Originally posted by smooth_criminal@Aug 15 2005, 05:01 PM
JB weld is the only thing i can think of that will take that heat. Just amek sure you give it plenty of time to cure.

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I think JB is only good till about 350 degrees, could be wrong.

 

[VTECin5th]

One time my EGR pipe broke off from my EM (89 prelude).
JB weld will not hold it, it melts off like butter.
I did find a silver almost concrete looking material in a tube at AutoZone by the exhaust repair kits, the more heat it takes, the harder it gets, it worked really well actually.

 

[drpenguin]

Originally posted by VTECin5th@Aug 15 2005, 01:12 PM
One time my EGR pipe broke off from my EM (89 prelude).
JB weld will not hold it, it melts off like butter.
I did find a silver almost concrete looking material in a tube at AutoZone by the exhaust repair kits, the more heat it takes, the harder it gets, it worked really well actually.

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Yeah i bet it works good. how do you plan on getting it out?

 

[sk8er602]

jb weld melts then runs onto everything like snot, hopefully some shop close to me can weld it back, thanks for the help

 

[confusatron]

JB Weld cured my grandma's cancer. It saved the 101st airborne during WWII. And it tastes great on toast.

That stuffs good for everything BUT high heat stuff, although I have heard of people using it to seal cracked engine blocks. Dunno if that's true though. I used it to fix my compound miter saw. Kicked ass.

 

[xj0hnx]

Originally posted by confusatron@Aug 17 2005, 07:46 AM
It saved the 101st airborne during WWII.

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That's SuperGlue, JB Weld wasn't created till the seventies. <_<

 

[VTECin5th]

Originally posted by drpenguin+Aug 15 2005, 04:09 PM-->

VTECin5th

@Aug 15 2005, 01:12 PM
One time my EGR pipe broke off from my EM (89 prelude).
JB weld will not hold it, it melts off like butter.
I did find a silver almost concrete looking material in a tube at AutoZone by the exhaust repair kits, the more heat it takes, the harder it gets, it worked really well actually.

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Yeah i bet it works good. how do you plan on getting it out?

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i said workED
I sold the car a long time ago, i never planned on getting it out.
I also JB Welded the injectors in becuz the o-rings kept melting.
Yep.. i sold that car

 

[confusatron]

Originally posted by 92b16vx+Aug 17 2005, 04:20 AM-->

confusatron

@Aug 17 2005, 07:46 AM
It saved the 101st airborne during WWII.

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That's SuperGlue, JB Weld wasn't created till the seventies. <_<

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It was a joke