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Separating an exhaust.
I need to remove part of the exhaust on the old Rover to fit an oxygen
sensor boss. One end of the part disconnects easily - its a flange coupling - but the other is the type where one pipe fits inside the other to allow some adjustment for length. Which is then clamped. It's a SS system and looks clean - so at least shouldn't be rusted up solid as steel ones do. The car is on axle stands so access is a bit restricted. I was wondering about grinding an SDS chisel blunt and seeing if the hammer action works like an air chisel? -- *I believe five out of four people have trouble with fractions. * Dave Plowman London SW To e-mail, change noise into sound. |
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