How to remove standard DTM exhaust....
#1
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Any ideas guys?
I've located the two bolts that attach the centre section to the backbox, but I can't get 'em undone.....
I've "generously coated my nuts in WD40", then went out to the car about 2 hrs later, but no joy...
Help chaps pleeze....
Dan
I've located the two bolts that attach the centre section to the backbox, but I can't get 'em undone.....
I've "generously coated my nuts in WD40", then went out to the car about 2 hrs later, but no joy...
Help chaps pleeze....
Dan
#2
If WD40 doesn't work then there are 4 options
1 - more leverage, try a long tube over the handle of your spanner.
2 - angle grinder.
3 - oxyacetylene torch.
4 - nut splitter ouch :0
Nut splitters are cheap and available from most good tool shops. Mine is shaped like a ring which fits over the nut. There is a blade on a threaded rod which advances when you turn it with a spanner.
1 - more leverage, try a long tube over the handle of your spanner.
2 - angle grinder.
3 - oxyacetylene torch.
4 - nut splitter ouch :0
Nut splitters are cheap and available from most good tool shops. Mine is shaped like a ring which fits over the nut. There is a blade on a threaded rod which advances when you turn it with a spanner.
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