2018 L83 Air leak noise...?

[Jose Soto]

I got a video but is not letting me upload it.

 

Has anyone ever had this problem and found out the issue? I will post a link of a random YouTube video with the identical sound my engine have.

 

 

Its an L83 BUT on a 2003 silverado.

Any help will be greatly appreciated thanks!

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/JXXCZTfpQV8?feature=share

[Silverado4x4]

11 hours ago, Jose Soto said:

I got a video but is not letting me upload it.

 

Has anyone ever had this problem and found out the issue? I will post a link of a random YouTube video with the identical sound my engine have.

 

 

Its an L83 BUT on a 2003 silverado.

Any help will be greatly appreciated thanks!

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/JXXCZTfpQV8?feature=share

Exhaust manifold leak to the head, check for broken exhaust manifold bolts very common for those years.

[Jose Soto]

5 hours ago, Silverado4x4 said:

Exhaust manifold leak to the head, check for broken exhaust manifold bolts very common for those years.

I already checked for exhaust black spots around the manifold and they all look good. The sound it's pretty noticeable behind intake. Lower side

[Jose Soto]

10 hours ago, Silverado4x4 said:

Exhaust manifold leak to the head, check for broken exhaust manifold bolts very common for those years.

You know what, I checked again just earlier today and I found apparently a leak under the manifold that's why I couldn't see it. As soon I get my arp manifolds bolts I'll install the new bolts and I'll update if it works

[Silverado4x4]

8 hours ago, Jose Soto said:

You know what, I checked again just earlier today and I found apparently a leak under the manifold that's why I couldn't see it. As soon I get my arp manifolds bolts I'll install the new bolts and I'll update if it works

Not going to be that easy to just replace the bolts if the bolt is broke that means the stud is still inside the head and have to be tapped out or drilled out. The manifold still has to come off to replace the exhaust manifold gasket.  

[newdude]

12 hours ago, Jose Soto said:

You know what, I checked again just earlier today and I found apparently a leak under the manifold that's why I couldn't see it. As soon I get my arp manifolds bolts I'll install the new bolts and I'll update if it works

 

3 hours ago, Silverado4x4 said:

Not going to be that easy to just replace the bolts if the bolt is broke that means the stud is still inside the head and have to be tapped out or drilled out. The manifold still has to come off to replace the exhaust manifold gasket.  

 

 

 

Exactly.  You will want to pull the manifold to properly repair in the event bolts break so new gaskets for the manifold to head, and then to the Y pipe.  

[Jose Soto]

So I swapped the exhaust manifold gaskets with also a new set of arp bolts and STILL making the sound.. 

Edited September 21, 2022 by Jose Soto

[GMCustomerService]

On 9/17/2022 at 11:13 PM, Jose Soto said:

I got a video but is not letting me upload it.

 

Has anyone ever had this problem and found out the issue? I will post a link of a random YouTube video with the identical sound my engine have.

 

 

Its an L83 BUT on a 2003 silverado.

Any help will be greatly appreciated thanks!

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/JXXCZTfpQV8?feature=share

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