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Exhaust Stud Question - Edited

I have an exhaust stud hole that is “holed through” & may have been a pre-existing situation. Am I OK to proceed with the installation of the new stud? Or should the bottom of the threaded hole be sealed off in some manner?
What’s next? Thanks in advance.

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I think you just install the new stud, with Loctite, to the right height as measured by the rest of the other studs.
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Seems to be a bit too easy & simple, but as often is the case, simplest is best.
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I have an exhaust stud hole that is “holed through” & may have been a pre-existing situation. Am I OK to proceed with the installation of the new stud? Or should the bottom of the threaded hole be sealed off in some manner?
What’s next? Thanks in advance.

Cheers
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I'd confirm what's in the through-space at the end of the stud before continuing. What's there, intake/exhaust port? Nothing to worry about?

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