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 sms_sms Two Stroke Sniffer
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 Posted: 15:50 - 14 Jan 2007 Post subject: Help removing exhaust |
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Im trying to remove the exhaust from my NRG scooter, so I can cut the blank pipe off it and unleash its power!!
Thing is, where it goes onto the cylinder, I just can't access it. I can get to the left bolt but not the other one.
Pic if it helps..
https://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a76/samh5678/PICT0182.jpg
I can't be the only one with this probllem right?
How do garages etc get them off? Any special tools or anything, tricks? |
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Managed to get to it! Had to remove the panel in front of the seat on the side, where the spark plug is. Got em off with a small spanner.
Thanks everyone.  |
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 befdelta7 Brolly Dolly
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be careful you dont thread the exhaust manifold stud when replacing the nut that you couldnt get access to before, as its easily done.
also it will take ages to do back up, take your time! what i found helps when i did my mates was to lie the bike on its side exhaust facing up. put some old carpet down so you dont scratch the panels -- you could also use carboard but make sure you layer it so the weight of the bike doesnt put a hole in it and scratch the panels  ____________________ Dont do a wheelie in front of a traffic copper... it gets you 3pts and £220 fine. |
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Thanks for the advice mate!  |
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