DG exhaust stud replacement - can it be done in situ?
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Re: DG exhaust stud replacement - can it be done in situ?
xpress wrote:Irwin on the lower nut?
Doesnt look like a nut to me, if it was you would see a bit of stud sticking out, it also doesnt look rounded off, ring spanner should do it, biggest problem will be it shearing off hence use plusgas first to free the threads
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Re: DG exhaust stud replacement - can it be done in situ?
Give it to me and put the kettle on!
Why would the glass be anything other than half full?
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Re: DG exhaust stud replacement - can it be done in situ?
Cherry red with a gas axe does it for me.
Got a new van, but it's a 165bhp T4 [shock horror] Accurate LPG Station map here
Re: DG exhaust stud replacement - can it be done in situ?
Rothenberger might get it hot enough with patience...
But I've known even cherry red fail. . Doka dropside hinges spring to mind
Agree 1/2 hour with a ss wirebrush might be well worth it first.
But I've known even cherry red fail. . Doka dropside hinges spring to mind
Agree 1/2 hour with a ss wirebrush might be well worth it first.
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