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Cracked manifold - Repair or Replace? 850 1994

It's cracked above the basket. I think it might be cracked below as well.



I can get an all-welded on new one for around $140. Would it be worth it have this one repaired?








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Cracked manifold - Repair or Replace? 850 1994

A really good welder might be able to save it, but for how long? The usable metal might be a bit on the thin side. FCP has a 'new' one for just over $200:

http://www.fcpeuro.com/products/volvo-exhaust-manifold-kit-850-c70-s70-v70-9471934

You might need some new bolts and gasket set. At least the access is easier than the turbo models.
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Cracked manifold - Repair or Replace? 850 1994

yeah, thoughts as well. I don't buy from FCP any more, but I can grab an all-welded one from a number of sources for under $150.








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Cracked manifold - Repair or Replace? 850 1994

Weld repairs are in that area are not forever and sometimes never work. Since it will take some labor to remove and reinstall, I would go with a new one. Why repeat the process if the repair welds fail in a few months. This Ebay link has some brand new ones for around $140.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=volvo+exhaust+manifold+850








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Cracked manifold - Repair or Replace? 850 1994

Thanks, I was considering one of those specifically.

I've never trusted mended cast-iron, but for certain vintage applications it's acceptable.







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