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79nautique 
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 Topic: Exhaust HosePosted: February-12-2008 at 6:25pm |
their cast iron so they won't break and if they do it's because they are rusted out and need replaced |
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SkiBum
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Posted: February-12-2008 at 6:19pm |
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Wrestle it back and forth until it gives. Not easy. Looks silly. But be careful about using anything to pry with because it may damage the manifolds.
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79nautique
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Posted: February-12-2008 at 5:56pm |
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if you are replacing it then cut it. Another trick is to use a phillips screw driver and run it around the manifold between the hose and manifold to break the seal but it's pretty tough stuff and doesn't flex much. A lot of the times its easier to remove the manifold and then pull it out of the hose.
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Big Pappa
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Posted: February-12-2008 at 5:38pm |
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What is the best way to get the exhaust hose off of the exhaust manifold? I was trying to get mine off of my 85 2001 the other day and it would not budge. I know it probably has become attached from being on there for years, are there any tricks of the trade for getting it off?
TIA, Kris |
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