About to remove Y pipe
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Re: About to remove Y pipe
Originally posted by NZ Max
Im gonna do this this afternoon. Any tips that I might need, please do post. Thanks!!
Im gonna do this this afternoon. Any tips that I might need, please do post. Thanks!!
yeah, read the haynes manual and APPLY SOME LUBE! I recommend thrust or something like it and let it sit there for a while or else you will be having a crappy rest of the day taking a sawsall to the broken bolts. preferably apply this the previous night but i would do it now and let it work for a while...
Originally posted by gregulator
yeah, read the haynes manual and APPLY SOME LUBE! I recommend thrust or something like it and let it sit there for a while or else you will be having a crappy rest of the day taking a sawsall to the broken bolts. preferably apply this the previous night but i would do it now and let it work for a while...
yeah, read the haynes manual and APPLY SOME LUBE! I recommend thrust or something like it and let it sit there for a while or else you will be having a crappy rest of the day taking a sawsall to the broken bolts. preferably apply this the previous night but i would do it now and let it work for a while...
Good F-in luck.
I was under there all day today, no luck. Sh i t is rusted together so much. All the liquid wrench in the world won't help. This sux. I am gonna get a mechanic to break them for me for free, then I'll drive home and finish. I don't wanna break a stud, everyone makes this sound a lot easier said than done. I did my drop - it was cake, my cai - cake, and alot of other things. But this sux.
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