Greetings everyone. New to the forum. My 2000 Tundra has exhaust leak-sound when cold that comes from the engine compartment. I first thought it was the exhaust manifold but after further investigation it is not. It seems to be coming from the back of the engine compartment, possibly underneath the intake manifold. I'm curious to hear if this is something common or if anyone has any advice. Thanks in advance!
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'00 Tundra- Daily driver/tow rig
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Greetings everyone. New to the forum. My 2000 Tundra has exhaust leak-sound when cold that comes from the engine compartment. I first thought it was the exhaust manifold but after further investigation it is not. It seems to be coming from the back of the engine compartment, possibly underneath the intake manifold. I'm curious to hear if this is something common or if anyone has any advice. Thanks in advance!
Check for a leak where the Y-pipe connects to the manifold.
Does the sound seem like it might be a slight knock inside the block? The 03 and older (i think) engines are notorious for piston slap on cold mornings. Mine has done it since it was new, and now at 90k, i have had no problems as a result. Just a thought...