Big problem with exhaust heat...I think
Thread Starter
Supreme Member

Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 1,180
Likes: 82
From: Mississauga, Ontario Canada
Car: 1987 GTA
Engine: 5.7
Transmission: T5WC
Axle/Gears: 3:27
Big problem with exhaust heat...I think
Is this possible? I have a Flowmaster dual chamber muffler sitting in the factory position fed by Edelbrock TES headers. It gets so hot that the gas in my tank actually bubbles and the tank becomes pressurized to the point that it fires the gas cap like a missel when you open it. Ive done all the checks and the venting system is working. The gas tank is warm to the touch and the factory heat sheild is in place. Also when this happens the fuel pump starts to scream. Any ideas?
------------------
1987 T/A GTA 5.7L, Bored .020 and ported for .202 valves, edelbrock headers, flowmaster exhaust, JET STAGE II chip, Comp CAM, Adjustable fuel pressure, Airfoil, K&N filter, B&M stage 2 shift kit, and a home depot ram air(Hey it looks good and it works)
------------------
1987 T/A GTA 5.7L, Bored .020 and ported for .202 valves, edelbrock headers, flowmaster exhaust, JET STAGE II chip, Comp CAM, Adjustable fuel pressure, Airfoil, K&N filter, B&M stage 2 shift kit, and a home depot ram air(Hey it looks good and it works)
Guest
Posts: n/a
That sounds wierd... the muffler shouldnt be hot enough to do that unless its blocked off or something internally.
Check the fuel line, make sure its not sitting on the headers anywhere up front. I am pretty sure thats not possible... but couldnt hurt to check it out.
Check the fuel line, make sure its not sitting on the headers anywhere up front. I am pretty sure thats not possible... but couldnt hurt to check it out.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Street Lethal
Power Adders
634
Apr 30, 2019 12:14 PM




