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Old 07-25-2012, 03:56 PM
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Yesterday, i was just finished de-chroming the H2 and when i start the truck...i heard a ticking noise...it was coming from the right engine side....opened the hood....low and behold....it's the famous manifold bolt that we're broke off (the last one) . I thought GM corrected this issues especially on 2008 model. Well, the truck warranty is over and i have to deal with this....questions for you good folks here is....which bolts should i use...updated oem or the fastenal (11115929)....Does ARP makes exhaust manifold bolts for our truck?....or any best bolts suggestions.....so i can fix this problem right the first time.
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is it the rear bolts?

ARP does make a set. Summit had about the best price last time I checked.
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is it the rear bolts?

ARP does make a set. Summit had about the best price last time I checked.

Mud, yes, it's the rear bolt.....i called ARP and they sell only the stud kit PN 434-1301....is this the one you're talkin' about.
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yea, its the same kit used on all the lsx series motors also.

You know snapping the rear bolt on these exhaust manifolds makes me think the exhaust/Y pipe/cat doesn't have enough flex/give in it. When the motor torques the most stress is going to be on the back of that manifold.

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i think you're right, not enough flex on the exhaust....gm parts guy told me that it happen often also on their pick-up trucks as well . FAILED engineering.
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and......my starter just died WTF??? .....the good thing is, at least the H2 is still in my driveway....wow, i'm havin' a great mid-week so far
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Sucks about your truck.

On the bolts I just today ordered the yellow zinc from fastenal , 12 of them plus shipping was 52.00.
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Sucks about your truck.

On the bolts I just today ordered the yellow zinc from fastenal , 12 of them plus shipping was 52.00.

Replaced the starter and waiting for the ARP 434-1301 header stud kit and oem gaskets from amazon, paid $116.00, i hope this will fix the problem for good .
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With out looking I dont remember what the 1st exhaust hanger is, but if its a solid mount, it might be worth changing over to a strap type so it has a little give to it.
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