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Removing exhaust manifold on a 135

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Richard in IN

04-06-2002 15:37:39




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How is the best way to approach removing a cracked exhaust manifold on a MF 135 (gas)? I sure don't want to twist studs off in the head.




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Don

04-06-2002 19:55:28




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 Re: Removing exhaust manifold on a 135 in reply to Richard in IN, 04-06-2002 15:37:39  
best way to go is heat the end of the stud in the head very slowly with a torch to red hot, and let it cool a little bit with slight pressure on the nut/stud. as it cools, it should crack and turn right out. be careful not to heat it too fast, just for the sake you might get it too hot and start melting the head. Take your time and DON'T rush it!! with a little time, patience, and luck they will come out. If they don't, and they snap off, just drill out the old studs and tap a new hole.
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Don

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