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The Scion Exhaust Manifold Gasket is applied to keep the hot exhaust gases contained in the area between the manifold and the engine allowing your small ride to remain quiet and efficient. In 2003, Scion exploded in the market focusing directly on the youthful drivers, who desired simple purchasing experience, daring paint, and special Release Series trims. Scion models also supported boldness, and becoming rolling laboratories to test new concepts, the strategy has been effective with over a million units sold and a surge of first-time Toyota purchasers. Although manufacturing ceased in 2016, Scion is still appreciated by small size that fits in urban roads, its fun-themed marketing such as Virtual Scion City and its affordability that never impaired character. The Scion Exhaust Manifold Gasket is a narrow heat resistant gasket between barrel head and heated valve housing seals the gases, maintains the backpressure constant, and protects other surrounding components. The procedure of installing a new Exhaust Manifold Gasket begins by letting the engine cool down to the end of the day unbolting shields and hardware in a crisscross pattern to ensure the loosening of the manifold evenly. Once the manifold has been raised, wipe both mating surfaces and inspect them against warping. Install the fresh Exhaust Manifold Gasket on the studs with the appropriate orientation, re-install the manifold, thread all the nuts by hand and tighten them in stages according to the given order to factory torque. Install shields back and reconnect sensors and pipes, then get the engine started and then look and listen carefully to confirm that the job is done.