Exhaust leak, and which gaskets?

[Hemogoblin]

I replaced my muffler recently and I noticed on start up that there is a leak (visually could see water dripping and you could hear the leak under the truck) at what I can assume is a donut gasket and possibly further up, at the flange coming off of the right manifold. In the picture attached, it would be where the number 2 and 3 are located. I think I have found the gaskets for #3 (I am going to replace the drivers and passengers side together - Fel-Pro 61240 and 61710) but anyone have any info on the gasket at the #2 location? I am assuming it's a donut? It isn't even listed on the Mopar website. Actually, none of these are.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[Threesuns1]

Several members have had broken flange bolt (#17 & #5). Actually, it is a bolt and threaded flange, most are drilling out the flange and using a bolt and nut to repair it. Do a search for broken flange bolt if you would like more info.

 

[Hemogoblin]

Several members have had broken flange bolt (#17 & #5). Actually, it is a bolt and threaded flange, most are drilling out the flange and using a bolt and nut to repair it. Do a search for broken flange bolt if you would like more info.

Thanks but that's not where I am leaking. I already removed that to place the new muffler.

 

[Hemogoblin]

Quick update. When to the RAM dealer and guess what they told me? There is no gasket at the manifolds to the exhaust piping, nor is there a donut gasket where the 2 pipes merge into one. The only gasket they show as being present in the entire exhaust system is the one flange right before the muffler? But NAPA online does show 2 different gaskets at the manifold output? I ordered them and will possibly try replacing this weekend. Stay tuned......

 

[Cbty2050]

Quick update. When to the RAM dealer and guess what they told me? There is no gasket at the manifolds to the exhaust piping, nor is there a donut gasket where the 2 pipes merge into one. The only gasket they show as being present in the entire exhaust system is the one flange right before the muffler? But NAPA online does show 2 different gaskets at the manifold output? I ordered them and will possibly try replacing this weekend. Stay tuned......

There is not a gasket at the manifold to y-pipe connection. The manifold is tapered and the y-pipe is flared to seal at that point.

 

[Hemogoblin]

There is not a gasket at the manifold to y-pipe connection. The manifold is tapered and the y-pipe is flared to seal at that point.

The dealer said as much but that implies that a leak is as simple as tightening up the bolts? Assuming there isn't a broken bolt or manifold? What about where there would normally be a donut? When the Y becomes 1?

 

[Cbty2050]

The dealer said as much but that implies that a leak is as simple as tightening up the bolts? Assuming there isn't a broken bolt or manifold? What about where there would normally be a donut? When the Y becomes 1?

The only gaskets/seals are at the head to manifold and muffler flange. There isn't a gasket at the y-pipe to mid pipe, its flanged like the manifold.