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 Posted: Fri Jul 30, 2010 7:53 pm Post subject: help with removing manifold studs
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anyone want to help me with removing some exhaust manifold studs?
I was removing my exhaust manifold to replace the gasket, which was leaking badly, and 4 studs broke off. 2 of them came out easy with vice grips,one of them is sticking out about an inch and wont budge, the other broke flush with the head and was the initial cause of the exhaust leak.
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| Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 7:50 pm Post subject:
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pipe wrench + torch + pb blaster = god. took that much to get the broken studs out. I also snapped two more bolts in the process but the pipe wrench did a good job on that too. all i have to do now is drill one stud that broke flush to the head.
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everything is back together now, does anyone know how to adjust fuel properly on the su carbs? im just guessing the mixture for now but dont want to be running to lean.
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