Exhaust Manifold Bolt Repair Kits
The objective of the Exhaust Manifold Bolt Repair Bracket is to stop exhaust leaks that occur between the exhaust manifold and the cylinder head on your vehicle. The exhaust leak is caused when the retaining bolts on the exhaust manifold break off inside the cylinder head.
Since 2005, Kral Auto Parts LLC has been engineering, designing, testing and installing Exhaust Manifold Bolt Repair Brackets for a wide range of vehicle makes and models.
Easy Installation &
Time Savings
The Exhaust Manifold Bolt Repair Bracket will repair the exhaust leak without having to remove the cylinder head or drill out and replace the broken exhaust manifold bolts. Our brackets attach to the head using the factory pre-drilled bolt holes. There is no drilling involved with the installation of our parts.
If your exhaust manifold is severely warped or cracked the manifold may still have to be removed or repaired. Our Exhaust Manifold Bolt Repair Kits will still save time and money because you will not remove the cylinder heads or drill out the broken bolts. Use our brackets to reinstall the manifold instead of replacing the broken bolts.
Simply install the bracket and eliminate the exhaust leak. It’s that easy!
Permanent Fix
The traditional fix of removing and replacing the broken exhaust manifold bolts does not necessarily permanently fix the problem. These bolts will likely break again due to the factory bolts being too weak to withstand the constant expansion and contraction of the manifold.
Our Exhaust Manifold Bolt Repair Kits prevent this issue from reappearing. The brackets are stronger than the factory bolts and are a permanent fix. They will continue to prevent exhaust manifold leaks for the life of your vehicle.
Cost Savings
The traditional repair of removing the exhaust manifolds and drilling the broken bolts out of the cylinder head can reach into the thousands of dollars.
Drilling out broken exhaust manifold bolts can also increase the potential for additional damage to the cylinder head and even more expense. If the drill slips it could cause irreparable damage to the cylinder head. For example, you could risk drilling into the water jacket, This could lead to the replacement of the cylinder head and result in an even more costly repair.