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Re: Exhaust pipe removal. How difficult?
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Posted by sflem849 on February 22, 2007 at 10:46:16 from (66.254.196.139):
In Reply to: Exhaust pipe removal. How difficult? posted by Mike CA on February 22, 2007 at 09:04:36:
I have good luck with getting it red hot and then hitting it with good penetrating oil (ie PB Blaster, Fluid Film, MM Oil, JB 80) Something about the rapid heat change and the differences in cooling will draw the oil in. Just a tip. I have a feeling your threads will be so rotted that you will have problems running good new threads. I had to thread/weld mine in. I wasnt real worried bc the manifold had a hairline crack in it and I had to have that zapped too.
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