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Old 05-25-2005, 10:07 AM   #1 (permalink)
Devoz
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Broken exhaust stud---advise needed!

I broke one of the studs at the flange where the exhaust manifold and down pipe meet. Luckily it didn't break in the manifold. My questions are, do I need to use anything like anti-seize, or locktite when screwing in the replacement?
And would it be prudent to replace all six studs if one has already let go? Photo below shows the studs in question.
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