Notes The exhaust system is prone to rust since it's exposed to everything you drive through. Even though removing the exhaust pipes is only a few nuts and bolts they will probably be rusted on. The repair manual recommends replacing all nuts, bolts, and gaskets when the exhaust is removed. The nuts & bolts may break while removing, or you may need to cut them off in order to remove the pipe. Be ready in case of this. You may be able to get by with reusing these parts, but the gaskets must be replaced. Tools Needed:
Parts Needed:
1) Remove the two rear oxygen sensors. You don't have to unplug them unless you're replacing them. Remove the 2 sets of bolts for each exhaust pipe. Torque = 32 ft-lb (43 Nm). Use some WD-40 to get the two nuts loose on both sides at the rear of the catalytic converters, including the covers of the O2-sensors. If you're going to be removing the transmission then also remove the steering damper (already removed on this picture, red highlights show where the bolts go). Submitted by xxx@******.com Revision 0 Article submitted on 13 Aug 2010 Last modified on 12 Sep 2010 Viewed 7507 times |
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