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So, my Yoshi slip-on came today. I can do okay with a few tools. I mean I generally change my own car oil, and do general maintenance on my car. I should be able to handle swapping out these pipes right? Where might I expect a little trouble, if any?
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It should be fine. I would just recommend going to auto zone or any auto shop and getting some high temp rv sealant in case she has leaks when you attach her. This stuff will fix those leaks and it works nice. Had to do that for the D & D."I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows. But take heart, because I have overcome the world."
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Considering all you're doing is loosening the bolt at the midpipe and unbolting at the rear-peg, there shouldn't be any problem whatsoever.Pain is just weakness leaving the body.
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Geez....We all need a Jimmy to help us out.
Pain is just weakness leaving the body.
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Hey Jimmy, we have a leak in our shower fixture. When you're finished with Michelle come on over. Oh, and our ceiling fan is stuck on "lift off", you mind checking that, too?Originally posted by HS2020
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You pay for the plane ticket. Beside Michelle lives about 15 minutes from me.Originally posted by tdrcommHey Jimmy, we have a leak in our shower fixture. When you're finished with Michelle come on over. Oh, and our ceiling fan is stuck on "lift off", you mind checking that, too?Originally posted by HS2020
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Originally posted by HS2020You pay for the plane ticket. Beside Michelle lives about 15 minutes from me.Originally posted by tdrcommHey Jimmy, we have a leak in our shower fixture. When you're finished with Michelle come on over. Oh, and our ceiling fan is stuck on "lift off", you mind checking that, too?Originally posted by HS2020
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Tips:
When removing the existing muffler, twist. It's a lot easier than pulling it straight out.
Before installing the new midpipe, bend the flaps of the collector back a bit without damaging the gasket, then coat the midpipe tip with a bit of high-temp anti-seize (the nut & bolt on the collector will benefit from it too).
Rotate as you insert it, then rotate at the end to line it all up.
It's literally plug-and-play
Cheers,
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