Instructions for fitting Down pipe
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Instructions for fitting Down pipe
Hi all
I have tried the search but didnt find much.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some step by step instruction for installing a down pipe please?
Thanks again
Johnny
I have tried the search but didnt find much.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some step by step instruction for installing a down pipe please?
Thanks again
Johnny
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Originally Posted by Johnny sti
Hi all
I have tried the search but didnt find much.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some step by step instruction for installing a down pipe please?
Thanks again
Johnny
I have tried the search but didnt find much.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some step by step instruction for installing a down pipe please?
Thanks again
Johnny
Drive to the garage.
put car in garage.
get mechanic to do it.
smile nicely.
part with the cash.
sod off home!
Thats the easiest way to do it and i know coz i was watching when they did mine
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Originally Posted by Johnny sti
Hi all
I have tried the search but didnt find much.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some step by step instruction for installing a down pipe please?
Thanks again
Johnny
I have tried the search but didnt find much.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some step by step instruction for installing a down pipe please?
Thanks again
Johnny
Remove heatshield/ intercoller (removing intercoller makes it eaiser)
Remove lambada from top of pipe
There should be 5 bolts on the turbo end of the down pipe, two holding it on to the car and two joining it to the centre section.
undo them all and it will come off, re fitting is reversal.
Its a good idea to replace the gaskets while ur there
Good Luck
Pete
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Originally Posted by scooby-tc
Doing mine on sunday ready for mot.Easy 40 min job providing the bolts on the turbo end arnt rusty.All mine were replaced with stainless ones much easier.
Good luck
Good luck
The mechanic at the garage was'nt to chuffed
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