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Dorman
1993 Geo Tracker Exhaust Manifold Dorman

P311-0DCD2C1    674-532  New

101184 , 96069343

Qty:
$85.27
Dorman Exhaust Manifold
  • Product Attributes:
    • Color/Finish: Natural
    • Exhaust Manifold Inlet Port Shape: Square
    • Flange Bolt Hole Quantity: 0
    • Item Grade: Regular
Brand: Dorman
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle
1993 - Geo Tracker
Dorman
1992 Geo Metro Exhaust Manifold 3 Cyl 1.0L Dorman

P311-3F6D116    674-200  New

96069341 , 101082

Qty:
$79.57
Dorman Exhaust Manifold
  • Product Attributes:
    • Color/Finish: Natural
    • Exhaust Manifold Inlet Port Shape: Rectangle
    • Flange Stud Hole Quantity: 0
    • Item Grade: Regular
Brand: Dorman
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
1992 - Geo Metro L 3 Cyl 1.0L 61 993
Dorman
1992 Geo Prizm Exhaust Manifold Dorman

P311-3DC17E8    674-164  New

1714116221 , 94856515 , 1714119015 , 1714116220 , 1714119016 , 101105

Qty:
$81.97
Dorman Exhaust Manifold
  • Product Attributes:
    • Color/Finish: Natural
    • Flange Bolt Hole Quantity: 0
    • Item Grade: Regular
Brand: Dorman
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle
1992 - Geo Prizm
ATP
1997 Geo Prizm Exhaust Manifold 4 Cyl 1.8L ATP

P311-102A644    101105  New

6217 , 101105 , 94856515 , 674164 , 19458362 , 6154 , M327204 , 1714119016 , 14458592 , 32758362 , 6117 , 1541209 , 6002361

Qty:
$100.85
ATP Exhaust Manifold
  • ATP Exhaust Manifold
  • Includes (1) Manifold & Flange Gasket, (2) Studs, (2) Nuts, (2) Washers, (8) Heat Shield Bolt & Washers, (1) Eng. Bracket Bolt Excludes Manifold with Oxygen Sensor Includes (1) Manifold & Flange Gasket, (2) Studs, (2) Nuts, (2) Washers, (8) Heat Shield Bolt & Washers, (1) Eng. Bracket Bolt
  • Product Attributes:
    • LineCode: Atp2
  • ATP exhaust manifolds transport burnt exhaust gasses from the engine to the exhaust system. Over time exhaust manifolds can crack or warp releasing hot exhaust gas into the engine compartment. These gases can find their way into the passenger cabin creating a dangerous situation. The best way to repair the broken manifold is to replace it with a new one. ATP Exhaust manifolds are designed to fit and function like the original part restoring the exhaust system by eliminating the dangerous leaks.
Brand: ATP
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
1997 - Geo Prizm L 4 Cyl 1.8L 107 1762
ATP
1992 Geo Prizm Exhaust Manifold 4 Cyl 1.6L ATP

P311-102A644    101105  New

6217 , 101105 , 94856515 , 674164 , 19458362 , 6154 , M327204 , 1714119016 , 14458592 , 32758362 , 6117 , 1541209 , 6002361

Qty:
$100.85
ATP Exhaust Manifold
  • ATP Exhaust Manifold
  • Includes (1) Manifold & Flange Gasket, (2) Studs, (2) Nuts, (2) Washers, (8) Heat Shield Bolt & Washers, (1) Eng. Bracket Bolt NOT For Legal Sale In California Includes (1) Manifold & Flange Gasket, (2) Studs, (2) Nuts, (2) Washers, (8) Heat Shield Bolt & Washers, (1) Eng. Bracket Bolt
  • Product Attributes:
    • LineCode: Atp2
  • ATP exhaust manifolds transport burnt exhaust gasses from the engine to the exhaust system. Over time exhaust manifolds can crack or warp releasing hot exhaust gas into the engine compartment. These gases can find their way into the passenger cabin creating a dangerous situation. The best way to repair the broken manifold is to replace it with a new one. ATP Exhaust manifolds are designed to fit and function like the original part restoring the exhaust system by eliminating the dangerous leaks.
Brand: ATP
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Engine Designation Engine VIN Block Engine CID CC
1992 - Geo Prizm 4A-FE 6 L 4 Cyl 1.6L - 1587
ATP
1995 Geo Prizm Exhaust Manifold 4 Cyl 1.8L ATP

P311-102A644    101105  New

6217 , 101105 , 94856515 , 674164 , 19458362 , 6154 , M327204 , 1714119016 , 14458592 , 32758362 , 6117 , 1541209 , 6002361

Qty:
$100.85
ATP Exhaust Manifold
  • ATP Exhaust Manifold
  • Includes (1) Manifold & Flange Gasket, (2) Studs, (2) Nuts, (2) Washers, (8) Heat Shield Bolt & Washers, (1) Eng. Bracket Bolt NOT For Legal Sale In California; Excludes Manifold With Oxygen Sensor Includes (1) Manifold & Flange Gasket, (2) Studs, (2) Nuts, (2) Washers, (8) Heat Shield Bolt & Washers, (1) Eng. Bracket Bolt
  • Product Attributes:
    • LineCode: Atp2
  • ATP exhaust manifolds transport burnt exhaust gasses from the engine to the exhaust system. Over time exhaust manifolds can crack or warp releasing hot exhaust gas into the engine compartment. These gases can find their way into the passenger cabin creating a dangerous situation. The best way to repair the broken manifold is to replace it with a new one. ATP Exhaust manifolds are designed to fit and function like the original part restoring the exhaust system by eliminating the dangerous leaks.
Brand: ATP
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
1995 - Geo Prizm L 4 Cyl 1.8L 107 1762
Dorman
1995 Geo Tracker Exhaust Manifold 4 Cyl 1.6L Dorman

P311-0DCD2C1    674-532  New

101184 , 96069343

Qty:
$85.27
Dorman Exhaust Manifold
  • wo/California Emissions
  • Product Attributes:
    • Color/Finish: Natural
    • Exhaust Manifold Inlet Port Shape: Square
    • Flange Bolt Hole Quantity: 0
    • Item Grade: Regular
Brand: Dorman
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Drive Type Block Engine CID CC
1995 - Geo Tracker RWD L 4 Cyl 1.6L 98 1588
Dorman
1995 Geo Prizm Exhaust Manifold Dorman

P311-3DC17E8    674-164  New

1714116221 , 94856515 , 1714119015 , 1714116220 , 1714119016 , 101105

Qty:
$81.97
Dorman Exhaust Manifold
  • wo/California Emissions
  • Product Attributes:
    • Color/Finish: Natural
    • Flange Bolt Hole Quantity: 0
    • Item Grade: Regular
Brand: Dorman
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle
1995 - Geo Prizm
Dorman
1997 Geo Metro Exhaust Manifold 3 Cyl 1.0L Dorman

P311-3F6D116    674-200  New

96069341 , 101082

Qty:
$79.57
Dorman Exhaust Manifold
  • wo/California Emissions
  • Product Attributes:
    • Color/Finish: Natural
    • Exhaust Manifold Inlet Port Shape: Rectangle
    • Flange Stud Hole Quantity: 0
    • Item Grade: Regular
Brand: Dorman
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle Block Engine CID CC
1997 - Geo Metro L 3 Cyl 1.0L 61 993
Dorman
1995 Geo Prizm Exhaust Manifold Dorman

P311-1B729D4    674-556  New

94853663 , 1714116290 , 101282

Qty:
$89.17
Dorman Exhaust Manifold
  • w/California Emissions
  • Product Attributes:
    • Color/Finish: Natural
    • Flange Bolt Hole Quantity: 0
    • Item Grade: Regular
Brand: Dorman
Additional Fitment Information:
Vehicle
1995 - Geo Prizm

Latest Geo Repair and Exhaust Manifold Installation Advice

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Exhaust leak between manifold and pipe 97 Prism

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Question From completelyhis on Exhaust leak between manifold and pipe 97 Prism

1997 Geo Prism 1.6 liter w/ 143k on it.

when I bought the car it had an exhaust leak between the mainifold and the pipe. I thought it was just because one of the studs was stripped out, so I replaced it and the donut, the leak is still there (I made sure the bolts were super tight). I'm assuming that now the next step is to take the mainfold and/or pipe section in and get them surfaced? Is there anything else it could be? The leak is coming from the front of the joint, is it possible that the pipe is "pulling back" on it, making a gap?

Thanks,

Ian

Response From Hammer Time

I wouldn't make any decisions until I positively identified the leak. Use a piece of vacuum hose and hold one end to your ear and move the other end around until you locate the leak. You very possibly could have a cracked manifold. It's pretty common.

Response From completelyhis Top Rated Answer

I'm confident it is a leak at the joint/union where the exhaust pipe meets up with the exhaust manifold.

Response From Sidom

Take all the shielding off & inspect it really good....

Those are common to have cracked manifolds........

Response From completelyhis


Take all the shielding off & inspect it really good....

Those are common to have cracked manifolds........



I did - I felt all around it and felt air coming from the area the manifold butts up to the pipe.

Response From Hammer Time

Grab the pipe from the bottom and push up and down to see if it has any movement at all. If it has movement, then the joint is not sealing. If you have a doubt, then take it apart and inspect it. Your asking us what could be wrong and we are telling you what is most likely the problem. You appear to be convinced you already know so just take it apart and fix it.

oil leaking on hot engine - smell getting into passenger compartment

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Question From Sam9477Q on oil leaking on hot engine - smell getting into passenger compartment

1996 Geo prism - 180k miles- 2L - 4 cylinder
I'm from NYC - didn't use a car there. I moved to Ohio so forgive my lack of knowledge and correct terminology. This car is my beater - I only use it occasionally. I have a 2003 Hyundai Sonata that I do I use all the time - its in the shop for a brake job.
The Prism has always run great - I check everything monthly and there's no reason to get rid of it but its slowly falling apart so I really don't want to put any $ into it anymore. I will put $ into the Sonata which has 120k miles and will start needing replacement parts or so I've been told.
The problem withn the Prism is it needs a valve cap on the oil cap - my mechanic told me (I trust him - have done business with him for 7 years - no problems) It will cost $150 - Again, I don't want to spend the $ but after I drive it for over 20 mins. the engine heats up and the oil leaks and the burnt oil
smell starts to get into the passenger compartment. Its not terrible or otherwise I would fix it now but enough that I'm in the forum. A guy told me I could do a short term cheap fix by going to a self serve car wash and wash/spray down that area (avoiding the spark plugs / battery) and it would help the smell but not eliminate it. Is that a bad idea? Any other ideas? Thanks! Don't pick on me because I don't know squat about cars since I lived in New York City for 20 years and people get there around by subway and taxis - I appreciate it... Dee

Response From Discretesignals Top Rated Answer


it needs a valve cap on the oil cap



Not sure what you mean by that. Leak enough oil on the hot exhaust manifold and it could catch fire.

Response From timitaoe

he means that any little bit of moisture gets to those sensors they ruined, and the cost of all those sensors and computers and electronic parts add up quik if you get them wet and short them out.. when i have alot of oil on a manifold or something like that ill wipe it down with a wet rag and use about 100psi of air and a blow gun will rip the oil right off. make sure you have something to cover your face you will get covered with whatever you got on your engine. ill blow my whole engine compartment out 2-3+ times a week living on these dirt roads.

Response From Sam9477Q

good points-its a bad idea - Thanks
I don't have access to an air gun (maybe you could suggest where I might) but what type of fluid or solution could I buy at an Auto zone and wipe off as much leaked oil as I can to lessen the oil that is being heated on the engine and then putting out that smell?
I know I could wipe off some but isn't there something that would take off the rest or that I could do regularly on the new leaks off the valve cap?

Response From Hammer Time

Just stop the leak and the residue will burn off on it's own.

Response From Sam9477Q

$$$

Response From Hammer Time


Response From Sam9477Q

next

Response From Hammer Time

You've wasted enough of our time with your nonsense now. Move on to a different forum.

Response From Hammer Time

That's a real good way to destroy a couple thousand worth of electronics. Never wash your engine.