HomeWhats the best way to take this off? from underneath the car from under the bonnet? (meaning the bolts at the elbow)
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2 Re: Downpipe 20th October 2015, 12:03 pm
Mr B
gtir technician
If referring to the 3 bolt dp flange to the cast elbo then from under car is best.
Can have 1 or 2 snap if you unlucky but if been off before in recent times & put back well they may undo easy ...
Can have 1 or 2 snap if you unlucky but if been off before in recent times & put back well they may undo easy ...
3 Re: Downpipe 20th October 2015, 12:46 pm
Digitalfaze
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perfect thanks, yeah the 3 bolts on the flange, yeah its a mongoose so its been off but unsure of when...
4 Re: Downpipe 20th October 2015, 1:06 pm
shroom
moderator
Yeah as said you will need to access it from below, the studs are on the elbow and the downpipe slots up into the elbow and bolts on. It can be a bit awkward to get enough leverage when lying on your back but getting it as high as possible on axle stands will help.
As mentioned try to soak it in WD40 or similar on the nuts as it may be a pain if one snaps.
As mentioned try to soak it in WD40 or similar on the nuts as it may be a pain if one snaps.
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