2012 Raptor 6.2 Exhaust Leak- Fix

Walked out today and found a stud with a nut laying on the driveway. Found out it was the right rear exhaust stud for my truck. This video show how I went about repairing the problem.
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Also:
When flying by the seat of your pants, you should expect skid marks.

[@natmckean492]

Great video! Thanks!
I’m in Houston too.
And have the same problem on the same motor
Drivers side rear stud.
Do you wanna take on fixing it for me?

[@The-Old-Dude]

Sorry, that is not something I do, I only work on my own stuff.

[@alb12345672]

Damn, I have a 6.2L F150, so damn rusty in NY. You are lucky there how nice cars stay. Getting ready to do the plugs. 70k is just about it before they marry the engine here.

[@The-Old-Dude]

I have seen the undercarriage of Northern cars. Would not wish that on anyone.

[@AGR96]

Awesome, helpful video. thank you!

[@The-Old-Dude]

You're welcome!

[@jeremy-stephaniemillar6366]

Looks like same stud broke on my 2012 6.2l. I though I may be replacing the gasket but looks like you just replaced the stud and left gasket in place. Is that correct? Thx

[@The-Old-Dude]

That is correct. I do not expect this to last as long as the factory original job but was not interested in totally removing the manifold at this time. I am saving up and looking at headers and aftermarket exhaust.