djXternal
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- Aug 30, 2004
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Wesley Chapel,
Florida
Well I'll be installing my cat and cat-back tomorrow, and after its on I want to be sure there are no leaks... What is the best way of testing for leaks?
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If you dont' find any at first, drive the car for a few days/weeks and go back behind and check for soot. Loosen, adjust and retighten the exhaust to try and eliminate any remaining leaks.1stGenRocks said:take a bundle of rags and cap off the end of the exhaust. it will hiss at the drain holes for the muffler but other then that it should be sealed. if it seals real good the motor will probably slow down.
edit>> i kinda made it sound like you could just stuff the rags in then go. you will need 2 people. one to hold the rags over the exhaust pipe and one to find the leaks if there are any
