
Nothing I tried was able to get this bolt loose though so I had to go around that problem. Thus I decided to just take off the whole exhaust header.

The exhaust header is supposed to be held on by eleven 9/16 inch head bolts. Five long bolts and six short ones.




My exhaust header was missing one of the short bolts when I got the car, and two of my long bolts had 14mm heads instead of the 9/16 inch heads the rest of the bolts had. I do NOT think that is the way this is supposed to be. I blame the previous owner. :-)






Well you conquered that problem with a good solution. The good news is that on reassembly, you can correct the previous fix with the right fix. Carry on...
ReplyDeleteThank you. I was this close to cutting the exhaust off but that's one part of the car that isn't full of rust holes and I hate being wasteful.
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