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First Muffler Hanger - Method 200

posted by  efair on  Fri May 20 08:54 CST 2011
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These tricks were amazingly simple and effective. I used a 4 foot piece of hemp rope wrapped around the muffler and the trailing arm and tied in a square knot. Stuck a screwdriver in and twisted, all the while watching the hangars until they came close enough I could slide the ring around 'em. I did the passenger side first, then the driver side (make sure you don't interfere with anything like the fuel pump). This made the job super-easy!





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