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I think that’s the only way I can get to it. I just can’t get around as good anymore. I have to take the shaft out to get the tank out to replace the gasket. I’m thinking I do the gasket and exhaust at the same time and I know I can get up in there. They really got lots of stuff in a small space.
That was my first thought but the bolts go thru the frame and hold the body mount on. I don’t see how I can get them out because they are really close to the muffler
I don’t know how I would ever get this back on even if I could get it off. This is the top of muff taken from the rear of it. After further review I think you have to drop the tank and get it between the drive shaft and body. I need to change the gasket on top of the tank and I was waiting for...
I think that’s exactly what I have. That #1 part is the one that I can’t get to. I was hoping that I could get it to swing back enough to get the mid pipe out.
Really? Nobody has taken the cat section out of their exhaust? Ok I will figure it out and I will tell you what to do and what not to do. Might even put a Magnaflow on it. I see the cat is a different color and I know it’s a heat source that needs to be replaced.
I’m trying to remove my muffler and the converter pipe. Basically everything from the Y-pipe to tip. I have been underneath it and I don’t see how it comes out with the body on. I looked at diagram in the TM and mine looks different. M1123 I believe it to be an A2 but it looks like I have the...