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JerseyTomater Diamond Enthusiast	Posted My son's car has a cracked exhaust manifold (aluminum, I think). Can he use an epoxy for a temporary "quick-fix", until he replaces it with a new manifold ? If so what kind of epoxy ?
	Posts: 3022 | Location: NJ, USA | Registered: 06-03-02

KesMan Bronze Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post There is a product called JB Weld , can be found at just about any auto parts store or Hardware store.
	Posts: 320 | Location: Prince George, Va. USA | Registered: 06-05-02

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JerseyTomater Diamond Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Thanks Kesman, Should he take the manifold off to make this repair ?
	Posts: 3022 | Location: NJ, USA | Registered: 06-03-02

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teeceeum Platinum Enthusiast	Posted Hide Post Yes, he should take the manifold off and clean it thoroughly. JB Weld is a superior product. I glued the flywheel on my oawn mower back together with it 10 years ago. I still use the mower regularly.
	Posts: 1799 | Location: Nashville, TN | Registered: 06-05-02

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