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PLEASE!!!!!! I'm replacing my exhaust

posted by  gjxjet on  Sun Dec 19 09:04 CST 2004
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Thanks for the pics and inspiration!

I haven't bought the new nuts yet, but I certainly plan to. I guess I'll call my Volvo dealership. Haven't really seen them online anywhere. They can't be to expensive (can they?)

I really, really don't want to replace the studs. I have received advice from more than one source saying that the studs are fine. But let's say one breaks while removing the nuts. Should I then replace them all, or just the one I broke?

PB Blaster sounds like the ticket. I've seen it online. Are there any specific stores that carry it, or should I get the phone book out?

Any particular brand of thread anti-sieze that anyone likes best?

Thanks, Greg






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