Replacing exhaust flex pipe on a semi truck.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- I had a pretty bad exhaust leak right under my sleeper bunk. A $110, 2 foot long piece of flex pipe will fix it. It was a heck of a job. See the struggle in this video. Don't ignore exhaust leaks. Carbon monoxide poisoning can be deadly.
Tools needed:
1. 9/16 wrench
2. 9/16 deep socket and ratchet
3. Shop hammer
4. Chisel
5. Vice grips
6. Pry bar
Parts needed:
1. 2 foot long flex pipe (5 1/2" exhaust)
2. 2 flex pipe exhaust clamps (5 1/2")
Heres an article on 7 good carbon monoxide detectors. Don't forget to keep one in your truck.: www.verywellhe...
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