I've recently added a FBH remote and been running it with the bonnet open. When the FBH is smoking there is smoke escaping where the flexy pipe attaches to the alloy stub and also where the flexy pipe joins the silencer - is this normal or is there some sort of sealant I can use to stop the leaks please?Pete
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2nd Feb 2018 6:36 pm
sweetpea54321
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I'm sure somebody more knowledgeable than me will be along soon.... but I think they all do that. Mine certainly does upon initial fire up .... but once it kicks in and starts burning it blows properly through the exhaust pipe.
Hope this puts your mind at rest
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2nd Feb 2018 8:30 pm
zinke
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Normal exhaust sealant would work but make sure the pipe isn’t split first.
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2nd Feb 2018 10:03 pm
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Mine does exactly the same thing from the joint of the heater and the flexible exhaust hose.
I’ve bought some exhaust paste and am just going to slip the hose off clean it all up and put it back together with some paste.
Unclear yet if the old jubilee type clip comes off but if it does then will try a new jubilee clip to hopefully make a tighter seal.
Hopefully will give it a go over the weekend and will let you know how I get on!
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