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Exhaust removal 700 1989

posted by  spasske on  Wed Jul 14 04:04 CST 2004
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I've ordered the Volvo exhaust kit and am planning to change my exhaust this weekend.

The FAQ has a section about using a cutting tool to remove the exhaust from the Cat. Is this necessary/usual? My front muffler is original or a Volvo replacement so I don't think a muffler shop would've tinkered/welded the connection there.

I'm trying to determine if I'll need to get a cutting tool or torch prior. I'll borrow a tailpipe cutter from Autozone. Would the Tailpipe expander be useful to borrow as well?
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Paul NW Indiana '89 740 Turbo 110,000






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