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more cat and exhaust replacement questions 200 1993

posted by  Alex S. on  Wed Nov 3 08:59 CST 2004
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Hey Eric,
I just performed option #3 on my own 240 a few weeks ago. I bought a new Cat from IPD and wanted to install it myself but realized that the flange bolts are not going to loosen out. I used a hand held electric grinder (Makita?) to grind the heads off the bolts until the cat fell off. Just make sure you have a fresh new grinder wheel on the tool before you start. A new wheel cuts so fast it minimizes the time you will spend working upside down under the car.

Alex Samson
Los Angeles






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