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Posted by Michael Soldan on August 08, 2005 at 15:47:53 from (24.235.46.240):
In Reply to: MUFFLER posted by MITCHP on August 08, 2005 at 12:05:32:
Mitchp, having worked in an auto repair shop I learned that you need to take a hack saw and make cuts in the pipe about an inch to an inch and a half long, usually two cuts which gives 4 slits, this allows the pipe to contract as you tighten the clamp. Your cuts ahould be determined by how far on the muffler end slides onto the manifold pipe. We often had do it yourselfers come into the shop to say their muffler or tail pipe had worked loose even though they really tightened it good...I'd take it off, cut slits and install and that would be the end of it.....Mike in Exeter Ontario
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