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Re: cant get muffler off
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Posted by thejdman01 on February 09, 2005 at 10:37:08 from (207.63.16.46):
In Reply to: cant get muffler off posted by vabill on February 08, 2005 at 21:39:54:
i can already hear the nay sayers aobut this but i would also heat it up with the torch and qench it and then heat it up w/the torch cherry red and spray penetrating oil on it. as it cools it will suck it in. it will make alot of smoke but shouldnt set anything on fire as long as you dont apply flame to it if you do apply flame and then back it off and let the excess burn off. also if you dont have a torch i have seen people use a cut off wheel just dont get into the exhaust manifold itself make a slit and peel it off. have seen that done
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