03-04-2015, 04:07 PM
Cars washed, in the air, exhaust is unbolted from turbo, but one of the washers is caught so I can't quite free it up on my own, waiting for the old man to get back to give me a hand, any tips or just brute force? I've tried moving it around using the trolley jack but just can't seem to get it free.
Also wondering how the hell you're meant to line up all the washers, springs, studs and nuts when getting the bloody thing back on, it's fiddly as hell!
I'm dropping the exhaust in one piece as it's easier than trying to free up the slip joints while it's just on axle stands. Once it's off I'll break it into 3 bits.
Also wondering how the hell you're meant to line up all the washers, springs, studs and nuts when getting the bloody thing back on, it's fiddly as hell!
I'm dropping the exhaust in one piece as it's easier than trying to free up the slip joints while it's just on axle stands. Once it's off I'll break it into 3 bits.
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Diablo Meridian HDi - 125bhp - 73.0MPG - Halfords Wheels