Have the exhaust apart on my 91 volvo 940 turbo wagon.
The front pipe of the converter, and the downpipe from the manifold, are flared or "belled out" and there's a fibrous "packing" donut in there. Two clamps meet and cinch (via 3 bolts) the "bell mouths" together around this donut.
My clamps are rusty and fell off when I looked at them wrong.
But they don't seem to be called clamps.
What are they called, so I can call them by their right name when I look for parts?
It would be where 31370 is in this diagram, but they don't really show it right. I think 31370 is the donut anyway.
The front pipe of the converter, and the downpipe from the manifold, are flared or "belled out" and there's a fibrous "packing" donut in there. Two clamps meet and cinch (via 3 bolts) the "bell mouths" together around this donut.
My clamps are rusty and fell off when I looked at them wrong.
But they don't seem to be called clamps.
What are they called, so I can call them by their right name when I look for parts?
It would be where 31370 is in this diagram, but they don't really show it right. I think 31370 is the donut anyway.

