MrGundam
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So after completing the oil cooler seal job I am left with a bit of what I think is exhaust fume smell in the engine bay.
I am starting to look into what it could be, most likely need to either nip up some of the bolts / reseat the catalytic converter. Is there a certain method / order that is best to get the DPF / Cat and turbo to align without any stress on certain bolts etc?
I noticed that the tabs on the cat to turbo gasket have melted!
Was I meant to remove these? I assumed they were heat resistant as they help seat the gasket when installing but surprised they have melted. I not wonder if they are the smell or if they have allowed space for exhaust gas to escape now they have melted.
Any advice much appreciated. Thanks
I am starting to look into what it could be, most likely need to either nip up some of the bolts / reseat the catalytic converter. Is there a certain method / order that is best to get the DPF / Cat and turbo to align without any stress on certain bolts etc?
I noticed that the tabs on the cat to turbo gasket have melted!
Was I meant to remove these? I assumed they were heat resistant as they help seat the gasket when installing but surprised they have melted. I not wonder if they are the smell or if they have allowed space for exhaust gas to escape now they have melted.
Any advice much appreciated. Thanks