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Corolla Exhaust problem

Which gasket is it? Is it the one between the spring joint right after the exhaust manifold which takes a doughnut type gasket or is it the one after that at the inlet of the Catalytic Converter?

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The one on the spring joint takes a doughnut type gasket.

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