Hi all, I had to remove the exhaust to get some new collars welded on. However the small exhaust manifold out of the rear of the engine I manage to snap one of the studs. So in my wisdom I have tried to remove the manifold. I can get the first three nuts/studs out but number four in the right hand side I cannot get either a socket/spanner onto the nut.
I then thought it might be easier to bolt it back on now and drill the snapped stud out, but I cannot get it back on, GRRRR. I still have the rear shock in place but not sure that removed would help much. Is it a case of having to drop the engine out?
Thanks
Barry
Exhaust removal problems
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Re: Exhaust removal problems
Use a 1/4 drive socket a nuckle and long extention bar,
Worked for me.
Worked for me.
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Re: Exhaust removal problems
You'll probably need to remove the rear shock.
It's a pain in the ass but I managed to install a Tyga full system on mine, snapped a stud on the rear manifold too when removing the old system.
I had the rear shock out and used all sorts of combinations of extensions and universal joints for my sockets to get the nuts off the studs on the head.
It's a pain in the ass but I managed to install a Tyga full system on mine, snapped a stud on the rear manifold too when removing the old system.
I had the rear shock out and used all sorts of combinations of extensions and universal joints for my sockets to get the nuts off the studs on the head.
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Re: Exhaust removal problems
Thanks Guys, I'll just have to percifere with it and maybe remove the shock for more room. Gutted as I just had new collars welded on the bottom of the exhaust that had rotted and could have got it on, ohh well winter project RVF will carry on for now.
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