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Old 09-14-2009, 03:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Help!! Stage II install to Cat

Any trick to get the exhaust pipe to slide all the way onto cat ??

Will not go last 4 mm or so--

Tried loads of things.

Any wisdom??
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Any trick to get the exhaust pipe to slide all the way onto cat ??

Will not go last 4 mm or so--

Tried loads of things.

Any wisdom??
Did you put some never-seize in the joint? That also helps to make it easier to pull apart.
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